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Definition of prose
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of prose is as below...
Prose (n.) The
ordinary
language
of men in
speaking
or
writing;
language
not cast in
poetical
measure
or
rhythm;
--
contradistinguished
from
verse,
or
metrical
composition..
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Labor
::
Labor (v. t.) To
prosecute,
or
perfect,
with
effort;
to urge
stre/uously;
as, to labor a point or
argument..
Nol-pros
::
Nol-pros
(v. t.) To
discontinue
by
entering
a nolle
prosequi;
to
decline
to
prosecute.
Information
::
Information
(v. t.) A
proceeding
in the
nature
of a
prosecution
for some
offens
against
the
government,
instituted
and
prosecuted,
really
or
nominally,
by some
authorized
public
officer
on
behalt
of the
government.
It
differs
from an
indictment
in
criminal
cases
chiefly
in not being based on the
finding
of a grand juri. See
Indictment..
Romance
::
Romance
(n.) A
species
of
fictitious
writing,
originally
composed
in meter in the
Romance
dialects,
and
afterward
in
prose,
such as the tales of the court of
Arthur,
and of
Amadis
of Gaul;
hence,
any
fictitious
and
wonderful
tale; a sort of
novel,
especially
one which
treats
of
surprising
adventures
usually
befalling
a hero or a
heroine;
a tale of
extravagant
adventures,
of love, and the
like..
Count
::
Count (v. t.) A
formal
statement
of the
plaintiff's
case in
court;
in a more
technical
and
correct
sense,
a
particular
allegation
or
charge
in a
declaration
or
indictment,
separately
setting
forth the cause of
action
or
prosecution..
Pursuance
::
Pursuance
(n.) The act of
pursuing
or
prosecuting;
a
following
out or
after.
Proselytism
::
Proselytism
(n.) The act or
practice
of
proselyting;
the
making
of
converts
to a
religion
or a
religious
sect, or to any
opinion,
system,
or
party..
Proselyting
::
Proselyting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Proselyt.
Prose
::
Prose (v. t.) To write in
prose.
Poem
::
Poem (n.) A
metrical
composition;
a
composition
in verse
written
in
certain
measures,
whether
in blank verse or in
rhyme,
and
characterized
by
imagination
and
poetic
diction;
--
contradistinguished
from
prose;
as, the poems of Homer or of
Milton..
Nol. Pros.
::
Nol. pros. () An
abbrev.
of Nolle
prosequi.
Prevarication
::
Prevarication
(n.) The
collusion
of an
informer
with the
defendant,
for the
purpose
of
making
a sham
prosecution..
Procoele
::
Procoele
(n.) A
lateral
cavity
of the
prosencephalon;
a
lateral
ventricle
of the
brain.
Persecution
::
Persecution
(n.) A
carrying
on;
prosecution.
Diligent
::
Diligent
(a.)
Prosecuted
with
careful
attention
and
effort;
careful;
painstaking;
not
careless
or
negligent.
Prosaism
::
Prosaism
(n.) That which is in the form of prose
writing;
a
prosaic
manner.
Vigorous
::
Vigorous
(a.)
Exhibiting
strength,
either
of body or mind;
powerful;
strong;
forcible;
energetic;
as,
vigorous
exertions;
a
vigorous
prosecution
of a war..
Forebrain
::
Forebrain
(n.) The
anterior
of the three
principal
divisions
of the
brain,
including
the
prosencephalon
and
thalamencephalon.
Sometimes
restricted
to the
prosencephalon
only. See
Brain..
Pursuit
::
Pursuit
(v. t.) The act of
following
or going
after;
esp., a
following
with
haste,
either
for sport or in
hostility;
chase;
prosecution;
as, the
pursuit
of game; the
pursuit
of an
enemy..
Prose
::
Prose (n.)
Hence,
language
which
evinces
little
imagination
or
animation;
dull and
commonplace
discourse..
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