opportunism (n) / opportunist (n) / opportunistic (adj) / opportunity (n)
oppose (v) / opposed (to) (adj) / opposition (n) / be in opposition to
oppress (v) / oppression (n)
optimism (n) / optimist (n) / optimistic (adj) organization (n) / organizational (adj) / organize (v) / organizer (n) organism (n)
origin (n) / original (adj) / originality (n) overhaul (n) overload /'@Uv@l@Ud/ (n) / overload /@Uv@'l@Uhd/ (v) overwhelm (v) / overwhelming (adj) overwork (n/v) / overworked (adj) otherwise (adv) outbreak (n) outline (n/v) output (n)
outstanding (adj) outweigh (v) overcast (adj) overcome (v) overdue (adj)
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package holiday (n) paperback (n)
paradox (n) / paradoxically (adv) parasite (n) / parasitical (adj) parent (n/v) / parental (adj) / parental control (n) part (n/v) / partly (adv) / be a part of s/th / in part / on the part of partake (in) (v) participate (v)
particular (adj) / particularly (adv) partition (n/v) pass (on) (v)
passion (n) / passionate (adj) patrol (n/v) peculiar (adj) peers (n)
penetrate (v) / penetration (n) percentage (of) (n) perceive (v) / perception (n)
perfect (adj) / perfection (n) / perfectionist (n) / perfectly (adv)
perform (v) / performance (n)
permanence (n) / permanent (adj) / permanently (adv) permeable (adj)
permission (n) / permit (v) perpetrate (v) / perpetrator (n)
persecute (v) / persecution (n) perseverance (n) / persevere (v) persist (v) / persistence (n) / persistent (adj) perspective (n)
persuade (v) / persuasion (n) pertinence (n) / pertinent (adj) pervasive (adj) / pervasiveness (n) pessimism (n) / pessimist (n) / pessimistic (adj) petty (adj) / petty crime (n) phenomenal (adj) / phenomenon (n) physical (adj) / physically (adv) / physical strength (n) pioneer (n) / pioneering (adj) pittance (n)
pity (n/v) / pitiful (adj) plain (adj)
plea (n) / plead (v) / plead guilty or not guilty pleasurable (adj) / pleasure (n) plot (n) poem (n) / poet (n) / poetry (n) policy (n)
pollute (v) / polluted (adj) / pollutants (n) / pollution (n) pontificate (v) portrait (n)
pose (v) / pose a threat (v) positive thinking (n)
possess (v) / possessions (n) potential (n) / potentially (adv) poverty (n) power (n) / powerful (adj) / powerless (adj) / powerlessness (n)
precious (adj) precise (adj) / precision (n) predator (n) / predatory (adj) predict (v) / prediction (n) / make a prediction predominant (adj) prefer (v) / preferable (adj) / preference (n) pregnancy (n) / pregnant (adj) prejudice (n) prescribe (v) / prescription (n) present /'preznt/ (n) / present /prI'zent/ (v) / presence (n) / presentation (n)
pressure (n/v) / pressurize (v) / under pressure pretentious (adj) / pretentiousness (n) prevent (v) / prevention (n)
pride (n) / take pride in / pride yourself on s/th primary (adj) primitive (adj) principal (n) principle (n)
prioritize (v) / priority (n) privacy (n) / private (adj)
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