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Definitions for Pro

[1] in favor of a proposition, opinion, etc.
[2] a proponent of an issue; a person who upholds the affirmative in a debate.
[3] an argument, consideration, vote, etc., for something.
[4] professional.
[5] a professional.
[6] the pros, the professional athletic leagues, as of football, baseball, or basketball: He's sure to be signed by the pros.
[7] prophylactic(def 5) .
[8] for.
[9] proline.
[10] public relations officer.
[11] a prefix indicating favor for some party, system, idea, etc., without identity with the group (pro-British; pro-Communist; proslavery ), having anti- as its opposite.
[12] a prefix of priority in space or time having especially a meaning of advancing or projecting forward or outward, and also used to indicate substitution, attached widely to stems not used as words: provision; prologue; proceed; produce; protract; procathedral; proconsul.
[13] a prefix identical in meaning with pro-1 , occurring in words borrowed from Greek (prodrome ) or formed of Greek (and occasionally Latin) elements.
[14] in favour of a motion, issue, course of action, etc Compare anti
[15] in favour of
[16] (usually plural) an argument or vote in favour of a proposal or motion See also pros and cons
[17] (usually plural) a person who votes in favour of a proposal, motion, etc
[18] informal short for professional
[19] slang a prostitute
[20] professional practitioner
[21] informal short for professional
[22] Public Records Office
[23] public relations officer
[24] in favour of; supporting pro-Chinese
[25] acting as a substitute for proconsul ; pronoun
[26] before in time or position; anterior; forward prophase ; procephalic ; prognathous

Words related to Pro

for, with, favoring

Words nearby Pro

priština, prk, prl, prm, prn, pro, pro bono, pro bono publico, pro forma, pro forma invoice, pro memoria

Origin of Pro

-2< Greek, combining form of pró for, before; see pro1

Word origin for Pro

-from Greek pro (prep) before (in time, position, rank, etc)

Synonyms for Pro

favoring, for, with