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Done without delay, or with speed

Characterized by punctuality

Existing or happening right now

Showing or having skill, especially with the hands

To cause someone to take a course of action

(of an event or fact) To cause or bring about (an action or feeling)

To refresh the memory of, especially encouraging someone to speak

To give someone a signal or indication

To give new life, energy or strength to someone or something

To assist or help, typically in questionable activities

To take or be in charge of a movement or endeavor

To attract (someone) to come to a place or an event

To inform someone in advance of a possible danger or problem

Anything that serves to remind

Something that arouses activity or energy in someone or something

A command, signal or authorization to do something

Suggestive question

A window that prompts the user to enter information

(British) Exactly (with reference to a specified time)

Exactly or precisely as specified or in a given position or location

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Adjective

Done without delay, or with speed

in nothing flat

spur-of-the-moment

without formality

without hesitation

not to be delayed

without warning

without discussion

not bargained for

out of the blue

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“My customers can be assured of prompt delivery of their merchandise upon purchase.”

Adjective

Characterized by punctuality

“The foreman who insists on regular, prompt attendance may be no more successful in maintaining a good attendance record than his easy-going colleague.”

Adjective

Existing or happening right now

for the time being

under consideration

contemporaneous

up to the minute

up-to-the-minute

twenty-first-century

still in existence

at present time

being worked on

not-yet-finalized

being performed

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Adjective

Showing or having skill, especially with the hands

nimble-fingered

having the know-how

having know-how

having good hands

quick on the trigger

not born yesterday

quick on the uptake

out of this world

exceptionally skilled

immensely skilled

highly qualified

extraordinarily skilled

exceptionally good

sharp as a tack

perfectly-executed

adept physically

clever with one's hands

good with one's hands

supremely skilled

having a knack for

know backwards and forwards

know one's onions

ahead of one's peers

out of the ordinary

old beyond one's years

advanced for one's age

know one's stuff

of the first water

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

hyperintelligent

quick off the mark

smart as a whip

quick on the draw

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Verb

To cause someone to take a course of action

try to persuade

twist someone's arm

light a fire under

twist one's arm

make of a mind to

put the heat on

put the screws on

give incentive to

put a bomb under

use pressure on

put pressure on

act as a stimulus to

fire with enthusiasm

agitate against

give the incentive to

strongly recommend

act as a incentive to

work into lather

fire the imagination of

act as an incentive to

give someone a kick

get someone going

bring round to the idea of

bring to reason

gain one's confidence

make a believer

give a shot in the arm

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

get somebody on your side

exert influence on

put someone up to something

make you of a mind to

lead by the nose

turn one's head

press someone into

cause to believe

pressurize into

reason someone into

turn somebody on to

pressure someone into

give someone a cue

bring to senses

lead to believe

gain confidence of

have an effect on

ask authoritatively

give one's suggestions to

give one's opinion to

give direction to

give guidance to

take out of mothballs

speak in favor of

go on record for

offer recommendation

speak favorably of

beat the drum for

bring pressure to bear on

put the squeeze on

turn on the heat

cause to feel certain

make someone see the light

breathe down someone's neck

alter conviction

spread the gospel

spread the word

spread the gospel to

spread the word to

bring into the fold

make converts of

bring pressure upon

set your mind at rest

gain somebody's support

dispel someone's doubts

show one the error of their ways

make see the light

show someone the error of their ways

have an impact on

put mind at ease

reason someone into believing

put someone's mind at rest

pull strings with

make yourself felt with

carry weight with

bring pressure to bear upon

cut any ice with

put under an obligation

use strong-arm tactics on

bring to Christ

press your case

seek to influence

exert influence

try to influence

make a pitch for

be responsible for

bring pressure to bear

give one an idea

declare confidently to

relieve any doubts

give one's word to

relieve any doubt

give one's assurance to

cause to be born again

cause someone to change their mind

offer the gospel to

make someone change their mind

cause to see the light

seek converts among

share the gospel with

act as a missionary

spread the faith to

make converts among

change the belief of

spread the faith

tell the gospel to

make someone change their beliefs

cause someone to change their beliefs

cause a change of heart

bang the drum for

get acceptance for

persuade someone to accept

gain acceptance for

get support for

convince someone of the merits of

win someone over to

win approval for

bring someone round to

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“Her latest bout of fatigue may prompt her to finally take a break from work.”

Verb

(of an event or fact) To cause or bring about (an action or feeling)

be at the bottom of

be the cause of

get things rolling

start the ball rolling

sow the seeds of

bring into being

be conducive to

be instrumental in

cause to happen

call into being

fan the flames of

open the door for

be responsible for

have the effect of

be partly responsible for

oil the wheels of

have as a result

have as a consequence

be the inspiration for

cause to appear

make a start on

be likely to cause

bring on oneself

be likely to lead to

follow through with

bring to fruition

put into effect

put into action

put into practice

follow through on

put into operation

go through with

bring to completion

take care of business

bring into existence

get the job done

bring into play

fulfil one's task

carry to completion

deliver the goods

acquit oneself of

be to blame for

act in accordance with

make it through

make short work of

make the most of

put the finishing touches to

put the final touches to

meet requirements

satisfy requirements

be the origin of

get something done

gain fulfillment

fulfill your potential

bring home the bacon

provide the means for

reach the summit of

put finishing touch on

bring to perfection

score a success

bring into effect

cobble together

have an effect on

bring it to pass

give rise to it

bring it to fruition

run with the ball

get out of the way

keep faith with

fulfill one's potential

earn one's wings

put the tin lid on

do a bang-up job

come into possession of

give free rein to

make something appear

produce as if by magic

fix in position

avail oneself of

avail yourself of

reach an agreement

come to terms on

set the seal on

devote oneself to

occupy oneself with

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“The coal industry argued that less environmental regulation would prompt a boom in mining jobs.”

Verb

To refresh the memory of, especially encouraging someone to speak

“The elder daughter silently mouths the word to prompt her sister.”

Verb

To give someone a signal or indication

bear witness to

be an indication of

show to be true

show beyond doubt

constitute proof of

constitute evidence of

show once and for all

Verb

To give new life, energy or strength to someone or something

breathe new life into

give a boost to

give new life to

give new strength to

bring back to life

put new life into

give a new lease on life

put some spark into

get going again

give a shot in the arm to

change radically

raise from the dead

give the kiss of life to

give a shot in the arm

give a new lease of life to

blow away the cobwebs

bring up to date

bring up to code

give courage to

put new heart into

make young again

add some zest to

make someone feel young again

restore vitality to

give face lift to

make fit for use

bring into the twenty-first century

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Verb

To assist or help, typically in questionable activities

Verb

To take or be in charge of a movement or endeavor

Verb

To attract (someone) to come to a place or an event

catch the eye of

be of interest to

tickle your fancy

hold spellbound

make a hit with

be attractive to

float someone's boat

arouse curiosity

whet the appetite of

be interesting to

make an impression on

turn one's head

whet someone's appetite

take someone's fancy

get under your skin

arouse the curiosity of

engage someone's attention

be a source of fascination to

send into raptures

fill with delight

capture your imagination

light someone's fire

hold your attention

engage one's attention

whet one's appetite

put under magic spell

cast a spell on

tickle to death

put the whammy on

dangle a carrot in front of

make your mouth water

put under a spell

interest greatly

have an impact on

have an effect on

attract attention

leave the door open to

bring on oneself

give someone a kick

hold the attention of

give someone a charge

take your breath away

give pleasure to

fire with enthusiasm

fire someone's imagination

make someone feel good

take somebody or something by storm

be unable to take one's eyes off

rivet the attention of

root to the spot

send into transports

tickle the fancy of

grab the attention of

turn someone on

exert a pull on

exert influence on

turn someone's head

give great pleasure to

sweep someone off their feet

get someone going

do one's heart good

light a fire under

make your head spin

go to your head

sweep you off your feet

do someone's heart good

give someone pleasure

warm the cockles of the heart

get one's kicks

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Verb

To inform someone in advance of a possible danger or problem

Noun

Anything that serves to remind

piece of advice

word to the wise

gentle reminder

advance warning

word of warning

inside information

piece of information

handwriting on the wall

information received

secret information

confidential information

reinforcement for

writing on the wall

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“Alexander is passive in his own way, needing a prompt from a third party to make a play for Sonia.”

Noun

Something that arouses activity or energy in someone or something

shot in the arm

kick up the backside

kick in the pants

motivating force

intellectual nourishment

pressurization^US

carrot and stick

pressurisation^UK

animating force

creative influence

impelling cause

vested interest

score to settle

object of desire

special interest

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Noun

A command, signal or authorization to do something

authorisation^UK

authorization^US

expressed desire

public statement

official sanction

Act of Parliament

working principle

piece of legislation

legislative document

generalization^US

generalisation^UK

policy statement

subpoena ad testificandum

temporary restraining order

coercive measure

punitive measure

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Noun

Suggestive question

leading question

fishing question

indirect question

suggestive question

Noun

A window that prompts the user to enter information

dialogue box^UK

graphical interface

Adverb

(British) Exactly (with reference to a specified time)

“We left at twelve-thirty prompt.”

Adverb

Exactly or precisely as specified or in a given position or location

on the dot of …

at close quarters

without deviation

as a crow flies

through and through

in every respect

one-hundred percent

down to the ground

in all respects

at the right time

at the proper time

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