Similar words: pyrolusite, elusion, allusion, inclusion, illusion, delusion, collusion, seclusion. Meaning: [prəʊ'luːʒn /prə'l-] 
n. 1. a short introductory essay preceding the text of a book 2. exercising in preparation for strenuous activity.
n. 1. a short introductory essay preceding the text of a book 2. exercising in preparation for strenuous activity. 
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1. And It Was So prolusion: Ladies and gentlemen, do you believe in God? Today we are going to tell a story about the Goddess.
2. Prolusion (Liya ) : Long long ago, there was a mad gird, who always talked to herself with a mirror . Look...
3. In this period, we'll learn and practise the prolusion part of a job interview.
4. If prolusion is improved and streamline is not, then a swimmer will go faster.
5. Because turbine based combined cycle has mature turbine technology, being contrasted with other types of combined cycle engines it has more attraction for hypersonic speed prolusion system.
6. Propellant tank and high pressure vessel are important component of satellite prolusion system.
7. Also to have independent thrusting from the main forward prolusion engine mounted in the rear of the VERT-LEV.
8. Just 7 o'clock, the general assembly of MS club in Shangdong University undrawed its purdah in due form after compere Wang Yongxin 's prolusion .
9. The aesthetic qualities, artistic character and the significance of literary history in the prolusion of JIANG Kui's Ci are worthy of further exploration.
More similar words: pyrolusite, elusion, allusion, inclusion, illusion, delusion, collusion, seclusion, exclusion, reclusion, occlusion, delusional, illusional, preclusion, conclusion, illusionist, illusionary, in conclusion, disillusion, disillusioned, malocclusion, disillusioning, disillusionment, optical illusion, to the exclusion of, draw a conclusion, profusion, exclusionary rule, come to a conclusion, foregone conclusion.