procute

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Procute

Part of Speech: Verb - Present Tense

Definition: To obtain, gain, or acquire something through active effort or determined actions.

Sample Sentence: She is determined to procute a promotion at work through hard work and dedication.

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Part of Speech: Verb - Past Tense

Definition: The past tense of "procute" denotes the act of obtaining, gaining, or acquiring something through active effort or determined actions in the past.

Sample Sentence: He procuted a rare gemstone during his travels in Africa.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Referring to something that is widely favored, liked, or favored by many people.

Sample Sentence: The band's latest album is highly procute among music enthusiasts.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Definition: In a manner that is well-received or widely liked by many people.

Sample Sentence: The fashion collection was procute showcased at the prestigious event.