| 5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 433 | |||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| prisoner | noun | He was a prisoner for four years. | convict |
| private | adj. | It was his private office. | exclusive |
| adj. | They were her private papers. | confidential | |
| privilege | noun | It is a privilege to work with her. | advantage |
| verb | He's privileged to travel with permits. | entitled | |
| prize | noun | She won first prize in the contest. | medallion |
| verb | That job is prized above all others. | valued | |
| probable | adj. | That is the probable reason. | likely |
| adj. | He did it for a probable cause. | reasonable | |
| probably | adv. | It is probably his worst mistake. | likely |
| probe | noun | They started a probe to uncover theft. | inquiry |
| verb | We will probe into the situation. | investigate | |
| problem | noun | There is a problem with the new car. | difficulty |