Prospective

What do we mean by prospective?

Likely or expected to happen. adjective

Likely to become or be. adjective

Suitable for viewing at a distance; perspective.

Looking forward in time; characterized by foresight; of things, having reference to the future.

Being in prospect or expectation; looked forward to; expected: as, prospective advantages; a prospective appointment.

Outlook; prospect; view. noun

The future scene of action. noun

A perspective glass; a telescope. noun

A lookout; a watch. noun

In heraldry, perspective: as, a pavement paly barry in prospective. noun

Of or pertaining to a prospect; furnishing a prospect; perspective. adjective

Looking forward in time; acting with foresight; -- opposed to retrospective. adjective

Being within view or consideration, as a future event or contingency; relating to the future: expected. adjective

The scene before or around, in time or in space; view; prospect. noun

A perspective glass. noun

Likely or expected to happen or become. adjective

Anticipated in the near or far future. adjective

The scene before or around, in time or in space; view; prospect. noun

A perspective glass. noun

Of or concerned with or related to the future adjective

The scene before or around, in time or in space; view; prospect.

A perspective glass.

(often plural) A prospective (potential) member, student, employee, date, partner, etc.

About to begin, relating to or effective to future. There is a 20 word minumum here. I don't have enough. I may now. Urban Dictionary

The act of sifting through the fallow stems, seeds, and shake of one's remaining marijuana purchase in the hopes of picking out something worth smoking. Urban Dictionary

1) a potential customer 2) a potential girlfriend or sexfriend Urban Dictionary

Any potential girl you want to get with or date Urban Dictionary

Implies an actual experience of something forthcoming. Hoping for advancement Urban Dictionary

A prospect is a gang member in training. A "prospective" gang member. Often young and therefore not subject to be tried as an adult the prospects are often used to steal goods (incl cars) and graffiti property. Urban Dictionary

A avenue in Kansas City,Missouri in the hood filled with hustlers,pimps,prostitutes,crack heads,and Black owned businesses. People who frequently walk the street are commonly referred to as 'Suspect' on Prospect. Urban Dictionary

A person that you are interested in and who may have potential for resipricating that interest. Urban Dictionary

The art of picking out the good females. Urban Dictionary

Any young girl that you think will be hot when she gets older. Not always meant in a child molester way. Unless you are Chester The Molester... Plural would be "prospects." Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to prospective:
prospective, perspective, respective, protective, prospecting, prospection, projective, prosecutive.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word prospective:
cohort, buyer, groom, adoptive, bride, retrospective, tenants, parliamentary, candidate, candidates, memory, customers, clients, employer, submit, exam, admission, undergo, commanding, employees, apply, payment, students, adoption, tasks, client, customer, study, must, parents, examination, patients, trials, clinical, constituency, partners, application, settlers, immigrants.

Words that rhyme with prospective:
perspective, objective, effective, subjective, respective, invective, collective, directive, retrospective, detective, affective, irrespective, introspective, reflective, defective, selective, elective, ineffective, protective, corrective, connective, overprotective, infective, projective, convective, police detective, store detective, anti-infective, hotel detective, house detective, linear perspective, private detective, highly infective, affect of, aftereffect of, albrecht of, architect of, aspect of, brecht of, circumspect of, collect of, correct of, detect of, dialect of, direct of, disconnect of, disrespect of, effect of, elect of, erect of, expect of, hecht of, incorrect of, indirect of, insect of, intellect of, interconnect of, intersect of, neglect of, perfect of, prefect of, protect of, recked of, recollect of, reflect of, reject of, respect of, retrospect of, rupprecht of, sect of, select of, spect of, subject of, suspect of, transect of, trifecta of.

Adjectives that are often used to describe prospective:
retrospective.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective prospective:
study, studies, trial, teachers, buyers, customers, students, employer, buyer, parents, employers, members, evaluation, clients, trials, client, customer, employees, purchaser, jurors, teacher, purchasers, analysis, comparison, candidates, law, bride, investors, employee, tenants, husband, candidate, partners, memory, users, student, settlers, member, payment, donors, mother, patients, partner, participants, juror, immigrants, tenant, patient, applicants, bridegroom, investigation, groom, user, owners, donor, profits, investor, owner, survey, mothers, emigrants, bidders, design, series, wife, brides, voters, mate, assessment, adopters, readers, mates, borrowers, victims, husbands, borrower, victim, earnings, residents, parent, benefits, franchisee, father, reimbursement, authors, cohort, spouses.

Words that sound like prospective:
prospective, perspective, prospecting, prospected, irrespective, prospectus, perspectives, prospectively, respective, prospect, protective, prospects, prospector, projective, prospekt, productive, proactive, prospectors, pro active, perspectively, pro-active, perspectival, prospectiveness.