G4392

πρόφασις
Betacode: PRO/FASIS2
prof’-as-is
Part of Speech: {N-NSF}
MLV/Definition: A> pretext*, [6]; B> excuse*, [NOUN] [1];
(pretense (alleged reason, pretended cause))
Etymology: {G4253 + G5334}
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Greek Concordance: ( 7 ) Mat_23:13, Mar_12:40, Luk_20:47, Joh_15:22, Act_27:30, Php_1:18, 1Th_2:5,
KJV: pretence 3, cloke 2, show 1, colour 1 TR: 7

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* — This English word is used the same way every time this Greek word appears. One Greek word, one English word, always.

^ — This English word is also used for other Greek words built from the same root (related "family" words).

^^ — This English word is shared by two or more different Greek words that are synonyms (not just related family words).

~ — This English word is not uniform. Either it's a small helper word (like "be" or "have" or "ultimately"), or English simply doesn't have enough separate words to match the Greek exactly.

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