protobacco
protobacco adjective: in favour of tobacco or public smoking in general.
Adjective
protobacco (comparative more protobacco, superlative most protobacco)
- In favour of tobacco or public smoking in general.
- The studies were selected from an original group of 131 papers if they were peer-reviewed and directly compared protobacco media messages in African-American and Caucasian markets.2007 August 28, Nicholas Bakalar, “Insights: Racial Disparity Affirmed in Tobacco Advertising”, in New York Times
Antonyms of protobacco
Forms of protobacco
| comparative | more protobacco |
|---|---|
| superlative | most protobacco |
Origin of protobacco
From pro- + tobacco.
Questions about protobacco
- What does protobacco mean?
- Protobacco means in favour of tobacco or public smoking in general.
- What part of speech is protobacco?
- Protobacco is an adjective.
Words near protobacco in the dictionary
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