Synonyms for prep
prɛpprep

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1. homework, prep, preparationnoun

   preparatory school work done outside school (especially at home)

   Synonyms:
   homework, cooking, formulation, provision, preparedness, grooming, cookery, readying, training, planning, readiness, preparation

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1. • School Assignment

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1. List of paraphrases for "prep":

   pers, prepare, preparation

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1. PREP

   Synonyms:
   Prolyl endopeptidase

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1. David Rosenthal:

   Often I see patients that are in multiple relationships with multiple different people and they choose to start PrEP to keep themselves safe from HIV.

2. Liz Weinandy:

   It is funny, when we see news clips of a shark swimming near a beach, it scares us into not going near that beach. However, what we should be scared of is double cheeseburgers, French fries and large amounts of sugary beverages, adults can go to the grocery store more and prep food to take on the go so we don't have to get in a situation where we need to rely on fast food so much.

3. Gordon Ramsay:

   Ninety percent of the battle in any kitchen is great communication and great prep, if the prep is done and the communication is done right, then trust me, you’re almost there.

4. Bernie Sanders:

   We're doing just fine. My debate prep today is to stand with workers who are trying to get a living wage from a contractor with the United States government, that's the kind of debate prep that inspires me.

5. Jason Kessler:

   I think that the practical or conservative scenarios the authors of this article suggest are potentially achievable in the next 5-10 years . . . in jurisdictions that 'buy-in' to the use of PrEP as a HIV prevention tool.