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Synonyms for "prospective" in English

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  1. prospective:
  2. prospect:

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Detailed Synonyms for prospective in English

prospective:

prospective adj

  1. prospective
    prospective; future; coming; intended; next; would-be; will-be; meant
  2. prospective
    – of or concerned with or related to the future 1
    prospective
    – of or concerned with or related to the future 1
    • prospective adj
      • prospective earnings1
      • a prospective mother1
      • a prospective bride1
      • the statute is solely prospective in operation1

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Related Definitions for "prospective":

  1. of or concerned with or related to the future1
    • prospective earnings1
    • a prospective mother1
    • a prospective bride1
    • the statute is solely prospective in operation1

prospective form of prospect:

prospect [the ~] nom

  1. the prospect
    the expectation; the prospect; the anticipation; the hope; the outlook
  2. the prospect
    – a prediction of the course of a disease 1
    the prospect; the prognosis; the medical prognosis
    – a prediction of the course of a disease 1
  3. the prospect
    – the visual percept of a region 1
    the view; the prospect; the aspect; the scene; the vista; the panorama
    – the visual percept of a region 1
  4. the prospect
    – belief about (or mental picture of) the future 1
    the prospect; the expectation; the outlook
    – belief about (or mental picture of) the future 1
  5. the prospect
    – someone who is considered for something (for an office or prize or honor etc.) 1
    the prospect; the candidate
    – someone who is considered for something (for an office or prize or honor etc.) 1
  6. the prospect
    – the possibility of future success 1
    the prospect; the chance
    – the possibility of future success 1
    • prospect [the ~] nom
      • his prospects as a writer are excellent1
    • chance [the ~] nom
  7. the prospect
    – A potential customer. 2
    the prospect
    – A potential customer. 2
  8. the prospect
    – A participant that has the existing and potential ability to provide a service or probable future economic benefit to a legal entity. 2
    the prospect
    – A participant that has the existing and potential ability to provide a service or probable future economic benefit to a legal entity. 2

to prospect verbe (prospects, prospected, prospecting)

  1. to prospect
    to establish; to settle; to colonize; to found; to open up; to ground; to prospect; to develop; to lay the foundations; to explore; to scan; to colonise
    • establish verbe (establishes, established, establishing)
    • settle verbe (settles, settled, settling)
    • colonize verbe, américain (colonizes, colonized, colonizing)
    • found verbe (founds, founded, founding)
    • open up verbe (opens up, opened up, opening up)
    • ground verbe (grounds, grounded, grounding)
    • prospect verbe (prospects, prospected, prospecting)
    • develop verbe (develops, developped, developping)
    • lay the foundations verbe (lays the foundations, laid the foundations, laying the foundations)
    • explore verbe (explores, explored, exploring)
    • scan verbe (scans, scanned, scanning)
    • colonise verbe, britannique
  2. to prospect
    to explore; to prospect; to scan
    • explore verbe (explores, explored, exploring)
    • prospect verbe (prospects, prospected, prospecting)
    • scan verbe (scans, scanned, scanning)
  3. to prospect
    – explore for useful or valuable things or substances, such as minerals 1
    to prospect
    – explore for useful or valuable things or substances, such as minerals 1
    • prospect verbe (prospects, prospected, prospecting)
  4. to prospect
    – search for something desirable 1
    to prospect
    – search for something desirable 1
    • prospect verbe (prospects, prospected, prospecting)
      • prospect a job1
  5. to prospect
    – To research potential customers. 2
    to prospect
    – To research potential customers. 2
    • prospect verbe (prospects, prospected, prospecting)

Conjugations for prospect:

present
  1. prospect
  2. prospect
  3. prospects
  4. prospect
  5. prospect
  6. prospect
simple past
  1. prospected
  2. prospected
  3. prospected
  4. prospected
  5. prospected
  6. prospected
present perfect
  1. have prospected
  2. have prospected
  3. has prospected
  4. have prospected
  5. have prospected
  6. have prospected
past continuous
  1. was prospecting
  2. were prospecting
  3. was prospecting
  4. were prospecting
  5. were prospecting
  6. were prospecting
future
  1. shall prospect
  2. will prospect
  3. will prospect
  4. shall prospect
  5. will prospect
  6. will prospect
continuous present
  1. am prospecting
  2. are prospecting
  3. is prospecting
  4. are prospecting
  5. are prospecting
  6. are prospecting
subjunctive
  1. be prospected
  2. be prospected
  3. be prospected
  4. be prospected
  5. be prospected
  6. be prospected
diverse
  1. prospect!
  2. let's prospect!
  5. prospected
  6. prospecting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "prospect":

  1. a prediction of the course of a disease1
  2. the visual percept of a region1
  3. belief about (or mental picture of) the future1
  4. someone who is considered for something (for an office or prize or honor etc.)1
  5. the possibility of future success1
    • his prospects as a writer are excellent1
  6. explore for useful or valuable things or substances, such as minerals1
  7. search for something desirable1
    • prospect a job1
  8. To research potential customers.2
  9. A potential customer.2
  10. A participant that has the existing and potential ability to provide a service or probable future economic benefit to a legal entity.2

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