prompt verb [ T ] (CAUSE)
› to make something happen:
Recent worries over the president's health have prompted speculation over his political future.
prompt sb to do sth
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- A description of the man prompted hundreds of calls after its release on Tuesday.
- The prime minister's speech prompted speculation that an election will be held later in the year.
- His comments prompted me to find out more about the situation.
- I just can't understand what prompted him to do something so drastic.
- Without being prompted, the little boy shut his eyes, prayed silently, and began to eat..
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Hurrying and doing things quickly
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prompt noun [ C ] (COMPUTER)
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prompt noun [ C ] (ACTOR'S HELP)
› words that are spoken to an actor who has forgotten what he or she is going to say during the performance of a play
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Cinema & theatre: acting, rehearsing & performing
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