prompts

Synonyms for prompts

noun hint

Antonyms for prompts

hindrance

Word Origin & History

mid-14c., prompten, from Latin promptus, past participle of promere "to bring forth," from pro- "forward" (see pro-) + emere "to take" (see exempt (adj.)). Theatrical sense of "to assist a speaker with lines" is first recorded early 15c. Related: Prompted; prompting.

Example Sentences for prompts

It must be some devil in me that prompts me to this ingratitude.

Self-love, which prompts him to seek his own ease, interest, or gratification.

What prompts the mother to guard her infant in the face of every danger?

It is, indeed, 'nature erring from itself' which prompts to these marriages.

This is what prompts concerns about the civilization of illiteracy.

Janees is giving judgment, or rather his councillor is, for he prompts him all the time.

“Nothing that prompts me into any immediate action,” I told him.

And this prompts the question: Where did Mrs. Cluppins live?

That is the faith that prompts mighty ventures and crusades.

When you move a muscle can you tell me the thought that prompts to the movement?

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