Important Synonyms Starting with P
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Pacify – calm, soothe, appease, placate
Pain – ache, suffering, distress, agony
Palatable – tasty, delicious, edible, appetizing
Pale – whitish, faded, wan, ashen
Parade – march, procession, display, show
Paradise – heaven, bliss, utopia, Eden
Pardon – forgive, excuse, absolve, acquit
Part – portion, share, fragment, piece
Partial – biased, prejudiced, unfair, incomplete
Partner – associate, companion, colleague, ally
Passion – desire, enthusiasm, fervor, zeal
Passive – inactive, submissive, docile, compliant
Pastime – hobby, recreation, amusement, diversion
Patience – tolerance, endurance, perseverance, calmness
Patriot – nationalist, loyalist, supporter, devotee
Pause – stop, halt, break, rest
Peace – harmony, calm, tranquility, serenity
Important Synonyms Starting with P
Peak – summit, top, pinnacle, apex
Peculiar – strange, odd, unusual, bizarre
Penalty – punishment, fine, forfeiture, sanction
Perceive – observe, notice, detect, recognize
Perfect – flawless, ideal, complete, immaculate
Perform – act, execute, accomplish, carry out
Peril – danger, risk, hazard, threat
Permit – allow, authorize, consent, approve
Persevere – persist, continue, endure, pursue
Persuade – convince, induce, coax, influence
Pest – nuisance, bother, irritant, plague
Petition – request, plea, appeal, prayer
Phantom – ghost, spirit, specter, apparition
Phrase – expression, idiom, saying, locution
Pious – religious, devout, spiritual, saintly
Pitiful – pathetic, miserable, pitiable, woeful
Pity – compassion, sympathy, mercy, condolence
Placate – soothe, pacify, calm, appease
Placid – calm, peaceful, serene, tranquil
Plan – scheme, strategy, blueprint, proposal
Plentiful – abundant, copious, ample, profuse
Plot – scheme, plan, conspiracy, intrigue
Plunder – loot, rob, pillage, steal
Polite – courteous, respectful, mannerly, civil
Popular – famous, well-known, admired, celebrated
Portable – movable, transferable, handy, compact
Portion – part, share, allotment, division
Position – place, situation, location, status
Possess – own, hold, acquire, occupy
Possible – feasible, attainable, achievable, practicable
Postpone – delay, defer, adjourn, suspend
Powerful – strong, mighty, influential, dominant
Praise – admire, commend, appreciate, extol
Precious – valuable, costly, priceless, treasured
Important Synonyms Starting with P
Precise – exact, accurate, definite, specific
Predict – forecast, prophesy, foresee, anticipate
Prefer – choose, opt, select, favor
Prejudice – bias, partiality, discrimination, preconception
Premature – early, untimely, hasty, precocious
Prepare – ready, arrange, equip, train
Prescribe – order, recommend, advise, direct
Present – gift, offering, donation, contribution
Preserve – protect, conserve, maintain, safeguard
Pressing – urgent, important, critical, crucial
Pretend – feign, fake, simulate, act
Pretty – attractive, beautiful, lovely, charming
Prevent – stop, hinder, obstruct, preclude
Price – cost, value, charge, expense
Pride – self-respect, dignity, honor, vanity
Primary – main, chief, principal, essential
Prime – fundamental, central, foremost, leading
Primitive – ancient, early, original, crude
Principal – head, chief, leader, director
Prisoner – captive, inmate, convict, detainee
Privilege – right, advantage, immunity, liberty
Prize – award, reward, trophy, honor
Problem – difficulty, trouble, obstacle, issue
Proceed – advance, continue, progress, move
Proclaim – announce, declare, broadcast, publish
Produce – create, generate, manufacture, yield
Profound – deep, intense, thoughtful, significant
Prohibit – ban, forbid, disallow, outlaw
Project – plan, scheme, design, proposal
Prolong – extend, lengthen, continue, stretch
Important Synonyms Starting with P
Promise – assure, guarantee, pledge, vow
Promote – encourage, advance, boost, foster
Prompt – quick, immediate, instant, punctual
Proof – evidence, testimony, confirmation, verification
Proper – correct, appropriate, suitable, fitting
Prosperity – wealth, success, affluence, fortune
Protect – defend, guard, shield, secure
Proud – pleased, satisfied, arrogant, haughty
Provide – supply, furnish, give, deliver
Provoke – irritate, anger, incite, enrage
Prudent – wise, cautious, careful, judicious
Public – common, open, general, popular
Publish – print, issue, release, circulate
Pull – drag, haul, tug, tow
Punish – discipline, penalize, chastise, correct
Pure – clean, clear, innocent, untainted
Purpose – aim, intention, object, motive
Puzzle – riddle, enigma, mystery, problem
Put off – postpone, delay, defer, adjourn
Important Synonyms Starting with O
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