Prompts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROMPTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROMPT, to move to action
• (of an event or fact) cause or bring about (an action or feeling)
• cause someone to take a course of action
• encourage (a hesitating speaker) to say something
• supply a forgotten word or line to (an actor) during the performance of a play.
• (of a computer) request input from (a user)
NOUN:
• an act of encouraging a hesitating speaker
• a word or phrase spoken as a reminder to an actor of a forgotten word or line.
• a word or symbol on a screen to show that the system is waiting for input.
• the time limit for the payment of an account, stated on a prompt note.
ADVERB:
• exactly (with reference to a specified time)
ADJECTIVE:
• done without delay; immediate
• (of a person) acting without delay
• (of goods) for immediate delivery and payment.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to induce to action

Words related to PROMPTS

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How to use PROMPTS in a sentence

• I suspect some underlying motive which prompts the offering of this million pounds.
• The motive which prompts the introduction of chaplains into the Navy cannot but be warmly responded to by every Christian.
• But this sort of Carriage, which prompts a Man against Rules to urge what he has a Mind to, is pardonable only when you sue for another.
• One sees, sometimes, one of his children gliding very innocently along toward the nearest way out with an effect of held breath that prompts investigation.
• I own, that although I cannot agree with you in your project, I can and do honour the unselfish motive that prompts it.
• The serenity of the burnished plains now prompts him upward, where he hopes to overtake the tarrying spring upon the cool and grassy mountains.
• If you give yourselves up honestly, frankly, and fully, to be led by that good spirit, and obey it when it prompts you with right feelings, you, your very self, will live.
• We can hardly assume that a real love of peace prompts these efforts.
• Log on as guest and then follow the prompts for more information.
• For the instinct is sure that prompts him to tell his brother what he thinks.
• His Covetousness continually prompts him to follow the Conjurer, and puts him at the same Time upon endeavouring to stop his Fees.
• If a great motive prompts us to death, it is the perfect regeneration.
• The preacher comes when the spirit prompts, or as circumstances may impel or permit.
• Your waiter utters a greeting because, after all, something human within him prompts him.
• My spirit, Hector, prompts me, and my mind 375 Endued with manly vigor, to approach Yon gallant ships, that I may tidings hear.
• Therefore, nothing short of starvation or probable annihilation prompts him, as a rule, to yield himself a prisoner.
• It is not the fear of offending a nation amongst which I have found a refuge which prompts me to make this exception.
• If it be sheer stupidity that prompts them to make remarks of this character, one should pity them, and seek to improve them.
• He has intellect with which to think, sensibility with which to feel, and toil which prompts him to vigorous and manly action.
• Do not think it is only jealousy that prompts me to caution you.
• If another instinct, or impulse, prompts us to set fire to a house, or jump out of a window, the intellect decides that such an act would be unreasonable and forbids us to do so.
• It is the great desire I have for your respect which prompts my request.
• This emotion, like all others, prompts man to get what he wants.
• The Imagination prompts the Understanding, and by the Greatness of the sensible Object, produces in it the Idea of a Being who is neither circumscribed by Time nor Space.
• This review naturally prompts reflection as to the whole function of the Negro laborer in the South.
• But the affection I have for my friend prompts me to say something of which you hardly require to be informed.
• The ruling emotion which prompts him in selection may be any one of a dozen.
• Benevolence is the pleasing affection that prompts us to act for the benefit of others.
• Very naturally we want to do the best work possible, and so self-interest prompts us to be on the lookout for budding genius.
• As associated habit no longer prompts the sufferer to action, he is urged by his friends to voluntary exertion, and not to give way to silent, motionless grief.
• It prompts him to not delay by thinking, but just to move quickly.
• It is simple and base selfishness that prompts humans to respond as they do.
• Cult precedes fable and helps to frame it, because the feeling of need or fear is a practical feeling, and the ideas it may awaken are only incidental to the reactions it prompts.
• For love, whether sexual, parental, or fraternal, is essentially sacrificial, and prompts a man to give his life for his friends.
• Such critics will act as their nature prompts them.
• If mere revenge prompts us, we are worse than Xerxes, or Sulla.
• I understand the motive that prompts you to thus undertake to avenge what you think are my wrongs.
• The custom, therefore, operates as a constant memento, that their debts are still hanging over them, and prompts to new industry and anxious exertion for their discharge.
• It is a mistaken philanthropy, every way injurious, which prompts the desire to see these savages returned to their old haunts.

Similar words containing PROMPT without suffix s

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