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• brevet He received a brevet rank for his bravery in battle.
• peeved I was peeved when I realized the milk was spoiled.
• prefect He was the prefect of the school.
• prefer I prefer mango over pineapple.
• preheat I'll have to preheat the oven before I can bake the cake.
• PREMED She is currently studying premed in hopes of one day becoming a doctor.
• preset I've been eyeing that preset bookmark theme for my blog.
• PREV
• prevent I am going to prevent you from leaving until we have finished our conversation.
• preview The preview offers a sneak peak of what's to come.
• Preyed I Preyed on the animal for dinner.
• privet
• privets They were privets, concealed behind layers of privilege.
• prove I need to prove to you that I am not a cheater.
• proved
• proven This is a proven recipe.
• proves The evidence he presented in court proves he is innocent.
• revert I'll revert your changes if you don't like them.
• rivet The engineer hammered a rivet into place to strengthen the metal structure.
• trivet I forgot my trivet.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately