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Words Start with: (P) PAGE #4
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61. Perspicacious (perspicaz) :
If only our parents could have been perspicacious enough to see our talent and force us into showbiz
63. Pertain (pertenecer) :
Who can tell what sort of situation might be pertaining when it comes to that
64. Pertinent (pertinente) :
That Ill concede makes it at least slightly pertinent to the subject matter
65. Peruse (examinar detenidamente) :
But Michelle is no stranger to regular perusers of the pages of Britains redtops
66. Pervasive (penetrante) :
Cultures influence and pressure one another all the time in pervasive and subtle ways
67. Petrify (petrificar) :
Obviously we were petrified that a collector would find out where the nest was and raid it
68. Petulant (malhumorado) :
At the same time he was given to sobbing and rages like a petulant child
69. Phenomenology (fenomenología) :
Concentration practice leads to altered states similar to those in hypnosis both phenomenologically and neurologically
70. Phenomenon (fenómeno) :
Natural philosophy then consisted of causal explanation of observed phenomena in nature within such a logical and schematic programme
71. Philanthropy (filantropía) :
Another implication of prioritising private philanthropy over state welfare is to suggest that if youre rich you should help those on the other end of the scale
73. Phlegmatic (flemático) :
It was later confiscated by suspicious guards and phlegmatically he simply started all over again
74. Picayune (baladí) :
The exercise of judicial discretion in a case such as the present may seem at first blush a picayune matter
75. Pied (de varios colores) :
Fantails pied tits and bats are also resident
76. Pillage (pillaje) :
He ignored the resolution and continued to rape and pillage the country
77. Pine (pino) :
pine potpourri
78. Pinnacle (pináculo) :
In science theory is the pinnacle of scientific success
79. Pious (piadoso) :
She was a very pious woman who despised anything that was not Christian
80. Pique (piqué) :
So I think senior colleagues made the wrong decision but I cant say they made the decision in a fit of pique or envy
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