To promulgate (اعلان کرنا) means to promote or make an idea widely known. It also means to 'officially declare' (سرکاری طور پر اعلان کرنا) a new law or decree.

Prompt (فوری) means done without delay. 'Immediate' (فوراً) is the most direct synonym. 'Quick' (تیز) is also close but 'immediate' better captures the sense of no delay.

To prohibit (منع کرنا) means to formally forbid something by law or rule. It is to 'prevent' (روکنا) an action. 'Tolerate' (برداشت کرنا) is an antonym.

Profuse (وافر) means abundant or plentiful. 'Lavish' (فیاضانہ) means rich or luxurious, implying abundance. 'Scarce' (نایاب) is the antonym.

Proficient (ماہر) means competent or skilled in doing or using something. 'Expert' (ماہر) is a direct synonym.

To profane (بے حرمتی کرنا) means to 'treat with disrespect' (بے عزتی سے پیش آنا) something sacred or holy. 'Treat with respect' (عزت سے پیش آنا) is the antonym.

Prodigious (بہت بڑا) means remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree. 'Enormous' (عظیم) is a direct synonym.

To procure (حاصل کرنا) means to 'obtain' (حاصل کرنا) or get something, especially with care or effort. 'Collect' (جمع کرنا) is similar but 'obtain' is more precise.

A proctor (نگران) is a person who monitors students during an examination; a 'supervisor of exams' (امتحانات کا نگران).

To procrastinate (ٹال مٹول کرنا) means to 'delay' (تاخیر کرنا) or postpone action, often out of laziness. 'Prompt' (فوری) is an antonym.