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pro- word element [L., Gr.], before; in front of; favoring.
pro-
pref.
1. Earlier; before; prior to: progenitor.
2. Rudimentary: pronucleus.
3. Anterior; in front of: procephalic.
pro-,
prefix meaning "first, or in front of": procallus, procheilon, progravid.
pro- 
word element [L., Gr.], before; in front of; favoring.
pro-
word element. [L., Gr.] before, in front of, favoring.
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