proed and conned
proed and conned is the simple past and past participle of pro and con.
Meaning of pro and con
Verb
pro and con (third-person singular simple present pro and cons or pros and cons, present participle pro and conning or proing and conning, simple past and past participle pro and conned or proed and conned)
- To debate the advantages and disadvantages of (something or someone).
Questions about proed and conned
- What is proed and conned the simple past and past participle of?
- Proed and conned is the simple past and past participle of pro and con.
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