Pru

Pronunciation: /pru/

Definitions of PRU

noun a proper noun representing a company, such as Pru Life UK or Pru Center

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a new pru at the market.

A2 She picked up a colorful pru from the tree.

B1 The pru was ripe and juicy, perfect for eating.

B2 The farmer harvested a large pru crop this year.

C1 The pru industry is a major contributor to the economy.

C2 The genetic modification of pru trees has led to increased yields.

Examples of PRU in a Sentence

formal The PRU is responsible for overseeing the company's financial reports.

informal I heard the PRU is cracking down on expense reports.

slang Did you see the PRU's latest memo? It's a real snooze fest.

figurative The PRU acts as a financial watchdog for the organization.

Grammatical Forms of PRU

• past tense: prued
• plural: prus
• comparative: more pru
• superlative: most pru
• present tense: prues
• future tense: will pru
• perfect tense: have prued
• continuous tense: is pruing
• singular: pru
• positive degree: pru
• infinitive: to pru
• gerund: pruing
• participle: prued

Origin and Evolution of PRU

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'PRU' is believed to have originated from the Latin word 'pro', meaning 'for' or 'in favor of'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'PRU' evolved to be used in various contexts to denote support, favor, or endorsement of something or someone.