prompt /prompt or promt/

1. Ready in action
2. Performed at once
3. Paid or due at once
4. Ready for delivery
5. Readily inclined (Shakespeare)

Promptly, punctually, to the minute

1. To incite
2. To instigate
3. To move to action
4. To supply forgotten words to, esp in a theatrical performance
5. To help with words or facts when at a loss
6. To suggest to the mind

1. A time limit for payment (commerce)
2. An act of prompting
3. Words provided by the prompter
4. A question, statement or fixed sequence of characters which appears on a computer screen, showing that the operator may proceed, or choose from set options

promptˈer noun

Someone who prompts, esp actors

promptˈing noun

promptˈitude noun

1. Promptness
2. Readiness
3. Quickness of decision and action

promptˈly adverb

promptˈness noun

promptˈuary noun

1. A repository
2. A reference book of facts

promptˈure noun (Shakespeare)

1. A suggestion
2. Instigation

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