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Extol

to praise highly; to glorify

Fastidious

excessively particular or hard to please

Fervor

intense passion or enthusiasm

Flagrant

shockingly obvious or glaring

Futile

incapable of producing a result; useless

Proficient

skilled; competent

Profligate

shamelessly immoral; wildly extravagant

Profound

having deep meaning or insight

Profuse

abundant; in large amounts

Proletariat

the working class

Promulgate

to announce or declare officially

Propensity

a natural tendency or inclination

Propitious

favorable; presenting good conditions

Proponent

a supporter of a cause or idea

Proprietary

relating to ownership

Propriety

proper behavior; correctness

Prosaic

dull; ordinary; lacking imagination

Proscribe

to forbid or condemn

Proselytize

to convert someone to a belief

Proliferate

to grow or spread rapidly