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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| precedent | noun | We followed precedent in choosing a new leader. | follow previous practices |
| precipitate | adj. | They made a precipitate decision. | sudden, hasty |
| noun | We expect some precipitate this evening. | rain or snow | |
| precise | adj. | I need a precise measurement. | exact, correct |
| premise | noun | The premise is that I get paid first. | base of argument to conclusion |
| premium | noun | Employers put a premium on honesty. | high value |
| adj. | They sell premium beef. | more valuable than normal | |
| prestige | noun | That has become a position of prestige. | widely recognized prominence |
| prevalent | adj. | That condition is quite prevalent there. | commonly occurring |
| privacy | noun | Privacy has become highly prized in the West | free from unsanctioned intrusion |