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Definition of profess
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of profess is as below...
Profess
(v. t.) To make open
declaration
of, as of one's
knowledge,
belief,
action,
etc.; to avow or
acknowledge;
to
confess
publicly;
to own or admit
freely..
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Profession
::
Profession
(v.) The act of
entering,
or
becoming
a
member
of, a
religious
order..
Decretist
::
Decretist
(n.) One who
studies,
or
professes
the
knowledge
of, the
decretals..
Fraternity
::
Fraternity
(n.) Men of the same
class,
profession,
occupation,
character,
or
tastes..
Professional
::
Professional
(n.) A
person
who
prosecutes
anything
professionally,
or for a
livelihood,
and not in the
character
of an
amateur;
a
professional
worker..
Recognizance
::
Recognizance
(n.)
Acknowledgment
of a
person
or
thing;
avowal;
profession;
recognition.
Layman
::
Layman
(n.) One of the
people,
in
distinction
from the
clergy;
one of the
laity;
sometimes,
a man not
belonging
to some
particular
profession,
in
distinction
from those who do..
Provessel
::
Provessel
(a.)
Openly
declared,
avowed,
acknowledged,
or
claimed;
as, a
professed
foe; a
professed
tyrant;
a
professed
Christian..
War
::
War (n.) The
profession
of arms; the art of war.
Gyroscope
::
Gyroscope
(n.) A
rotating
wheel,
mounted
in a ring or
rings,
for
illustrating
the
dynamics
of
rotating
bodies,
the
composition
of
rotations,
etc. It was
devised
by
Professor
W. R.
Johnson,
in 1832, by whom it was
called
the
rotascope..
Father
::
Father
(n.) A
dignitary
of the
church,
a
superior
of a
convent,
a
confessor
(called
also
father
confessor),
or a
priest;
also, the
eldest
member
of a
profession,
or of a
legislative
assembly,
etc..
Diviner
::
Diviner
(n.) One who
professes
divination;
one who
pretends
to
predict
events,
or to
reveal
occult
things,
by
supernatural
means..
Professor
::
Professor
(n.) One who
professed,
or
publicly
teaches,
any
science
or
branch
of
learning;
especially,
an
officer
in a
university,
college,
or other
seminary,
whose
business
it is to read
lectures,
or
instruct
students,
in a
particular
branch
of
learning;
as a
professor
of
theology,
of
botany,
of
mathematics,
or of
political
economy..
Professional
::
Professional
(a.)
Engaged
in by
professionals;
as, a
professional
race; --
opposed
to
amateur..
Leech
::
Leech (n.) A
physician
or
surgeon;
a
professor
of the art of
healing.
Taglioni
::
Taglioni
(n.) A kind of outer coat, or
overcoat;
-- said to be so named after a
celebrated
Italian
family
of
professional
dancers..
Christian
::
Christian
(n.) One who
believes,
or
professes
or is
assumed
to
believe,
in Jesus
Christ,
and the truth as
taught
by Him;
especially,
one whose
inward
and
outward
life is
conformed
to the
doctrines
of
Christ..
Calling
::
Calling
(n.) The
persons,
collectively,
engaged
in any
particular
professions
or
employment..
Swordsmanship
::
Swordsman
(n.) One
skilled
of a use of the
sword;
a
professor
of the
science
of
fencing;
a
fencer.
Technicality
::
Technicality
(n.) That which is
technical,
or
peculiar
to any
trade,
profession,
sect, or the
like..
Cloth
::
Cloth (n.) The
distinctive
dress of any
profession,
especially
of the
clergy;
hence,
the
clerical
profession..
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