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Definition of prospect
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Prospect
(v.)
Relative
position
of the front of a
building
or other
structure;
face;
relative
aspect.
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Prospective
::
Prospective
(n.) Being
within
view or
consideration,
as a
future
event or
contingency;
relating
to the
future:
expected;
as, a
prospective
benefit..
Prospect
::
Prospect
(v.) That which is
embraced
by eye in
vision;
the
region
which the eye
overlooks
at one time; view;
scene;
outlook.
Hopeful
::
Hopeful
(a.)
Having
qualities
which
excite
hope;
affording
promise
of good or of
success;
as, a
hopeful
youth;
a
hopeful
prospect..
Visto
::
Visto (n.) A
vista;
a
prospect.
Menace
::
Menace
(n.) To
express
or show an
intention
to
inflict,
or to hold out a
prospect
of
inflicting,
evil or
injury
upon; to
threaten;
--
usually
followed
by with
before
the harm
threatened;
as, to
menace
a
country
with war..
Prospective
::
Prospective
(n.) The scene
before
or
around,
in time or in
space;
view;
prospect..
Prospectiveness
::
Prospectiveness
(n.)
Quality
of being
prospective.
Humanly
::
Humanly
(adv.)
In a human
manner;
after the
manner
of men;
according
to the
knowledge
or
wisdom
of men; as, the
present
prospects,
humanly
speaking,
promise
a happy
issue..
Belvedere
::
Belvedere
(n.) A small
building,
or a part of a
building,
more or less open,
constructed
in a place
commanding
a fine
prospect..
Prospectus
::
Prospectus
(n.) A
summary,
plan, or
scheme
of
something
proposed,
affording
a
prospect
of its
nature;
especially,
an
exposition
of the
scheme
of an
unpublished
literary
work..
Joy
::
"Joy (n.) The
passion
or
emotion
excited
by the
acquisition
or
expectation
of good;
pleasurable
feelings
or
emotions
caused
by
success,
good
fortune,
and the like, or by a
rational
prospect
of
possessing
what we love or
desire;
gladness;
exhilaration
of
spirits;
delight..
Future
::
Future
(a.) The
possibilities
of the
future;
-- used
especially
of
prospective
success
or
advancement;
as, he had great
future
before
him..
Distinct
::
Distinct
(a.) So
separated
as not to be
confounded
with any other
thing;
not
liable
to be
misunderstood;
not
confused;
well-defined;
clear;
as, we have a
distinct
or
indistinct
view of a
prospect..
Prospect
::
Prospect
(v.) The act of
looking
forward;
foresight;
anticipation;
as, a
prospect
of the
future
state..
Prospective
::
Prospective
(n.)
Looking
forward
in time;
acting
with
foresight;
--
opposed
to
retrospective.
View
::
View (n.) Power of
seeing,
either
physically
or
mentally;
reach or range of
sight;
extent
of
prospect..
Open
::
Open (a.) Not drawn
together,
closed,
or
contracted;
extended;
expanded;
as, an open hand; open arms; an open
flower;
an open
prospect..
Outlook
::
Outlook
(n.) The view
obtained
by one
looking
out; scope of
vision;
prospect;
sight;
appearance.
Blight
::
Blight
(v. t.)
Hence:
To
destroy
the
happiness
of; to ruin; to mar
essentially;
to
frustrate;
as, to
blight
one's
prospects..
Unlikely
::
Unlikely
(a.) Not
holding
out a
prospect
of
success;
likely
to fail;
unpromising;
as,
unlikely
means..
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