prompture
noun
promp·ture
ˈpräm(p)chə(r)
plural -s
archaic
: urging, incitement
hath fallen by prompture of the blood
Shakespeare
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Word History
Etymology
prompt entry 1 + -ure
- unimpregnated
- unimpressed
- unimpressible
- unimpressionable
- unimpressive
- unimpressively
- unimpressiveness
- unimprovable
- unimproved
- unincisive
- unincorporate
- unincorporated
- unindented
- unindexed
- unindicted
- unindicted coconspirator
- unindifferent
- unindifferently
- unindorsed
- unindustrialized
- unindustrious
- unindustriously
- uninfected
- uninfectious
- uninflammable