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It's not even close. What did your dictionary say to make you think so?
- It's not even close.
- What did your dictionary say to make you think so?
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It's not even close. What did your dictionary say to make you think so?
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'Prompt' means quick or swift (as an adjective).
For example: I am looking forward to your prompt reply to me email.
Also, to 'Prompt someone' means to remind or make someone do something (verb).
For example: She prompted me to send the email.
Also, a 'prompt' as a noun means a reminder in the theatre for actors.
For example: He is in charg
'Prompt' means quick or swift (as an adjective).
For example: I am looking forward to your prompt reply to me email.
Also, to 'Prompt someone' means to remind or make someone do something (verb).
For example: She prompted me to send the email.
Also, a 'prompt' as a noun means a reminder in the theatre for actors.
For example: He is in charg
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