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prowar

prowar adjective: supporting war.

Adjective

prowar (comparative more prowar, superlative most prowar)

  1. Supporting war.
    • Vanity Fair won in the profile-writing category for a piece by Evan Wright on Pat Dollard, a onetime Hollywood agent who went to Iraq to make a prowar documentary.2008 May 2, Richard Pez-Pe, “National Geographic Wins 3 Awards, Honored Beyond Photography”, in New York Times

Forms of prowar

comparativemore prowar
superlativemost prowar

Origin of prowar

From pro- + war.

Questions about prowar

What does prowar mean?
Prowar means supporting war.
What part of speech is prowar?
Prowar is an adjective.

Words near prowar in the dictionary

  1. provosty
  2. provulgate
  3. provulgation
  4. provulge
  5. prow
  6. prowar
  7. prowd
  8. prowde
  9. prowdly
  10. prowed
  11. Prowell

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