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propraetorMain Entry: pro·prae·tor Variant(s): or pro·pre·tor \(ˌ)prō-ˈprē-tər\ Function: noun Etymology: Latin propraetor, from pro- (as in proconsul) + praetor Date: circa 1580 : a praetor of ancient Rome sent out to govern a province
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