pros-

¹

1. a combining form meaning “toward; near,” used in the formation of compound words:

   proskomide.

2. a combining form meaning “in front of; forward,” used in the formation of compound words:

   prosencephalon.

pros.

²

abbreviation for

1. proscenium.
2. prosody.

Example Sentences

“He’s like, ‘This year, we got to bring in some pros.

From Los Angeles Times

He said every option has “pros and cons.”

From Los Angeles Times

She could only afford one, but turning over the pros and cons wasn’t getting her anywhere—so Crystal put it to a Facebook vote.

From Slate

The poems tackle an assortment of topics including sour relationships, the pros and cons of living in LA, becoming comfortable with yourself as a woman in your 30s - they also describe how the singer dealt with having bulimia in her 20s.

From BBC

Still, the earnestness — Ronan and Harris Dickinson, seen briefly as a kind neighbor-turned-soldier, are pros at that — decidedly outweighs the unavoidable sense that we’re on a briskly engineered studio tour of character-building pluck.

From Los Angeles Times