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@Lux
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Pro
Pro
is from ancient Latin and means
“in front of”, “forward”
and
“for”
, therefore
pro
vs
con
means
“for”
vs
“against”
.
Other examples:
Profession – Pro
“for”
, fess
“to speak”
, ion
“action of”
.
Progress – Pro
“forward”
, gress comes from
Latin
meaning
“step”
or
“move”
.
Promise – Pro
“forward”
, mise
Old Anglo-French
for
“settlement”, “agreement”
or
“right”
.
Product – Pro
“forward”
, duct from
Latin
meaning
“led”
or
“course”
or
“draw”
.
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@suraz
2 Jul
We are pros ➡
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@Lux
2 Jul
we for speak the actions of
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@0xbitcoiner
2 Jul
program problem pronoun protect provide
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@Lux
2 Jul
what's the etymology?
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@0xbitcoiner
2 Jul
The challenge is for you. Do these words follow the same logic ?
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@Lux
2 Jul
Do these words follow the same logic ?
yes
ain't nobody got time for that :)
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