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prospects

noun as in mailing list

noun as in outlook

noun as in possibilities

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Example Sentences

Overcrowded prisons can be dangerous for inmates and staff, as well as harming the prospects of rehabilitation.

From BBC

The proof of concept was there: When the Democrats switched to a higher-dominance mode, they controlled the narrative, their prospects brightened and Trump stalled.

From Salon

“We wish for better lives and prospects,” she says.

From BBC

Asked Saturday evening whether she sees herself pursuing such prospects, Butler, 45, was unusually clear for a politician.

Regardless of Boulos’ mandate, the prospects of a peace seem dim, at least so far.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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