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Rules, power & society

Kings, laws, leaders, fairness and how groups are run. Foundation words are free for everyone; the harder levels come with Premium.

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1 word starting with P

  • public

    adj.Foundation

    open to or shared by everyone

    Similar:
    open
    Opposite:
    confidential

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Advanced, Core, Stretch levels: the first 12 of 15, A to Z.

  • pacifist

    nounAdvanced

    a person who believes violence and war are wrong

    Similar:
    peace lover
    Opposite:
    fighter
  • pact

    nounCore

    a formal agreement between people or groups

    Similar:
    agreement
    Opposite:
    dispute
  • parliament

    nounCore

    the group of people who make the laws of a country

    Similar:
    assembly
    Opposite:
    anarchy
  • permit

    verbCore

    to let someone do something; to allow

    Similar:
    allow
    Opposite:
    ban
  • phalanx

    nounStretch

    a tightly packed group of people standing or fighting together

    Similar:
    formation
    Opposite:
    individual
  • plenary

    adj.Stretch

    full and complete, attended by all members

    Similar:
    complete
    Opposite:
    limited
  • precedent

    nounStretch

    an earlier event or decision used as a guide for later ones

    Similar:
    example
  • preclude

    verbStretch

    to stop something from happening by making it impossible

    Similar:
    prevent
    Opposite:
    allow
  • prejudice

    nounAdvanced

    an unfair opinion formed about someone without good reason

    Similar:
    bias
    Opposite:
    equity
  • prestige

    nounAdvanced

    high respect and admiration gained from success or reputation

    Similar:
    respect
    Opposite:
    disgrace
  • privilege

    nounAdvanced

    a special right or chance that only some people get

    Similar:
    advantage
    Opposite:
    disadvantage
  • prohibit

    verbAdvanced

    to officially say that something must not be done

    Similar:
    forbid
    Opposite:
    allow

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