Chapter Preternaturally to Problem of P by Soule's Synonymes

2. Secret, clandestine.

3. Cognizant of acquainted with.

4. Private, retired, sequestered.

Privy, n. Necessary, back-house, jakes, water-closet.

Prize, n.

1. Reward, premium, guerdon, meed; (pl.) honors; laurels, palm, trophy.

2. Capture.

3. Privilege, gain, advantage.

Prize, v. a.

1. Estimate, rate, appraise.

2. Esteem, value highly.

Pro and con. For and against.

Probability, n.

1. Likelihood, presumption, appearance of truth, fair chance, favorable chance.

2. Verisimilitude, likeliness, credibleness.

Probable, a. Likely, presumable, credible, reasonable, to be expected, that stands to reason.

Probably, ad. Apparently, to all appearance, in all probability, in likelihood, with appearance of truth.

Probation, n.

1. Novitiate.

2. Moral trial, ordeal, test, essay.

3. Examination, trial.

4. Proof.