Words starting with P
Good, helpful, or full of hope and confidence; or showing that a specific substance or condition is present.
Positive
Moving fast or doing something in a short amount of time.
quick
A specific area or part of a country, the world, or the body, often with fixed boundaries or special characteristics.
To carefully choose one or more things from a group because they are the best or most suitable.
Select
The written or printed words in a book, document, message, or piece of work.
Text
Most important, main, or happening first in a sequence.
Primary
To repeat or write down the exact words that someone else said or wrote.
Quote
The limits between which something can vary, or a complete set of different things of the same general type.
Range
An investigation or study where people are asked questions to gather information, opinions, or data about a topic.
Survey
To move someone or something from one place, person, or situation to another.
Transfer
Happening or existing before something or someone else; earlier.
Previous
The amount, number, or measurement of something.
Quantity
An official rule or law made by an authority to control how something is done or how people behave.
Regulation
A change in position, direction, or focus; or a scheduled period of time that a person works.
Shift
The movement of people or goods from one place to another, often using a public transport system.
Transit
Two or more lines moving in the same direction that stay the same distance apart and never touch.
Parallel
A list of questions written down to gather information or opinions for a study
Questionnaire
A firm decision to do or not to do something; or the ability of a screen or lens to show images clearly.
Resolution
Having enough of something, or being adequate to meet a specific need or requirement.
Sufficient
An event or action that causes something else to happen, start, or develop.
Trigger
To follow, chase, or try to achieve something over a period of time.
Pursue
An angry argument or disagreement between people.
Quarrel
The ability to keep, hold onto, or remember something over time.
Retention
Happening, coming, or following after something else in time or order.
The act of ending something, or the point at which something officially comes to an end.
Termination