Prompt - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
verb
- serve as the inciting cause of (syn: inspire, instigate)
adjective
Extra examples
Curiosity prompted her to ask a few questions.
Pride prompted his angry response.
The evidence prompted a criminal investigation.
“Did you hear me?” he prompted when his friend did not respond to his first question.
The actor had to be prompted by someone who was standing offstage.
The computer prompted me to type in a number.
The actor was given a prompt by someone offstage.
She must be called prompt at seven o'clock.
A mysterious instinct prompted her.
He knew well what prompted these scornful comments on the topic.
What prompted you to buy that suit?
The decision prompted an outcry among prominent US campaigners.
'I can't decide.' said Beatrice. 'Decide what?' prompted Marlon.
A message will appear which will prompt you for certain information.
Prompt action must be taken.
Word forms
I/you/we/they: prompt
he/she/it: prompts
present participle: prompting
past tense: prompted
past participle: prompted
singular: prompt
plural: prompts
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