profusément, adv., profusely.
profusion, n.f., profusion, profuseness. Donner avec —; to give profusely, lavishly. À —; in profusion.
☉progéniture, n.f., (jest.) progeny, offspring.
prognathe, adj., (ethnology) prognathous.
prognathisme, n.m., (ethnology) the being prognathous.
prognostic, n.m. V. pronostic.
prognostique, adj., (med.) prognostic.
programme, n.m., programme, bill, list, syllabus. — de spectacle; play-bill.
progrès, n.m., progress; course, advancement, improvement, proficiency, furtherance, rise. — d’une maladie; progress of a disease. Il a fait de grands —s; he has greatly improved, he has made great progress.
progresser, v.n., to progress, to improve.