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Procurance is the act or process of procuring something—obtaining or getting it, especially through special means or extra effort.

When used in a general way, the word procurement is more commonly used to mean the same thing. Procurement most commonly refers to the formal, official process of purchasing and obtaining materials, supplies, or equipment, especially in the context of business or government. But procurance isn’t commonly used to mean this.

Example: The procurance of these items will require additional time.

The first records of the word procurance come from the mid-1500s. The verb procure is recorded earlier and comes from the Latin ���ō��ū�������, meaning “to take care of” or “to look after.” This is formed from the Latin verb ��ū�������, “to care for.” The suffix -ance is often used to turn verbs into nouns (such as insurance).

Procurance can simply refer to the act of acquiring something. But it often implies that obtaining the thing may require some extra effort, as in The procurance of this replacement part for the refrigerator was no easy task. The word procurement is more commonly used.

What are some other forms related to procurance?

• procure (verb)

What are some synonyms for procurance?

• procurement
• procuration
• acquisition
• attainment

What are some words that share a root or word element with procurance?��

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• curate

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What are some words that often get used in discussing procurance?

• acquire
• obtain
• get
• purchase

Procurance can mean the same thing as procurement but is much less commonly used.

, We understand that we are unable to live upto your satisfaction .we regret the inconvenience that may have been caused to you, due to non- procurance of the card. We reiterate our aim was never to cause any discomfort to you.

— SBI Card (@SBICard_Connect)

I wish unto you the procurance of the loaves in question

— Jear (@JeeringBaka)

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Which of the following words is NOT a synonym of procurance?

A. procurement
B. procuration
C. proposition
D. acquisition