prospect
pros
ˈprɑs
praas
pect
pɛkt
pekt
British pronunciation
/pɹˈɒspɛkt/

Definition & Meaning of "prospect"in English

Prospect
01

a visual view, scene, or panorama of a particular region or landscape

prospect definition and meaning
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From the hilltop, the prospect of the valley was breathtaking.
02

the likelihood or possibility of something becoming successful in the future

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The job offer came with excellent career prospects for advancement.
03

a belief, expectation, or mental image of what the future may hold

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The prospect of a promotion motivated her to work harder.
04

a person considered likely to succeed or be chosen for a particular role or opportunity

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She ’s a strong prospect for the leadership position.
05

a forecast of how a disease or medical condition is likely to develop

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Early diagnosis improved the prospect for a full cure.
to prospect
01

to explore or examine an area in order to find useful or valuable substances, such as minerals or oil

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Geologists prospected the mountains for traces of gold.
02

to look carefully for something desirable, valuable, or advantageous

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The company prospected potential clients in the new city.
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