Prompt

promt, adj. prepared ready acting with alacrity: cheerful, unhesitating —adv Promptly.—«. Promptne . [Lit. ‘brought forward,’ Fr.—L. prompt us—promo, to bring forward—fro, forth, and emo, to bring or take.] Prompt, promt, vf to mute to move to action to a ist a speaker when at a lo for words to suggest — n. Prompt er. Promptitude, promt! -tud, H promptne readine quickne of decision and action [Fr.] Promulgate, pro-mul'gat, v t to publish Lo proclaim.— n. Promulgator. [L. promulgo, -at us. Ety. unknown.] Promulgation, prQ. mul-ga's hun, n. act of promulgating publication open declaration.