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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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Neutralist
::
Neutralist
(n.) A
neutral;
one who
professes
or
practices
neutrality.
Student
::
Student
(n.) A
person
engaged
in
study;
one who is
devoted
to
learning;
a
learner;
a
pupil;
a
scholar;
especially,
one who
attends
a
school,
or who seeks
knowledge
from
professional
teachers
or from
books;
as, the
students
of an
academy,
a
college,
or a
university;
a
medical
student;
a hard
student..
Profess
::
Profess
(v. t.) To set up a claim to; to make
presence
to;
hence,
to put on or
present
an
appearance
of..
Theologian
::
Theologian
(n.) A
person
well
versed
in
theology;
a
professor
of
theology
or
divinity;
a
divine.
Preraphaelitism
::
Preraphaelitism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
practice
of a
school
of
modern
painters
who
profess
to be
followers
of the
painters
before
Raphael.
Its
adherents
advocate
careful
study from
nature,
delicacy
and
minuteness
of
workmanship,
and an
exalted
and
delicate
conception
of the
subject..
Spiritualist
::
Spiritualist
(n.) One who
professes
a
regard
for
spiritual
things
only; one whose
employment
is of a
spiritual
character;
an
ecclesiastic.
Professorship
::
Professorship
(n.) The
office
or
position
of a
professor,
or
public
teacher..
Board
::
Board (n.) The stage in a
theater;
as, to go upon the
boards,
to enter upon the
theatrical
profession..
Journalize
::
Journalize
(v. i.) to
conduct
or
contribute
to a
public
journal;
to
follow
the
profession
of a
journalist.
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To be
established
in an
employment
or
profession;
as, to
settle
in the
practice
of law..
Term
::
Term (n.) A word or
expression;
specifically,
one that has a
precisely
limited
meaning
in
certain
relations
and uses, or is
peculiar
to a
science,
art,
profession,
or the like; as, a
technical
term..
Confessionist
::
Confessionist
(n.) One
professing
a
certain
faith.
Artist
::
Artist
(n.) One who
professes
and
practices
an art in which
science
and taste
preside
over the
manual
execution.
Quality
::
Quality
(n.)
Special
or
temporary
character;
profession;
occupation;
assumed
or
asserted
rank, part, or
position..
Homage
::
Homage
(n.) A
symbolical
acknowledgment
made by a
feudal
tenant
to, and in the
presence
of, his lord, on
receiving
investiture
of fee, or
coming
to it by
succession,
that he was his man, or
vassal;
profession
of
fealty
to a
sovereign..
Kaleidophone
::
Kaleidophone
() An
instrument
invented
by
Professor
Wheatstone,
consisting
of a
reflecting
knob at the end of a
vibrating
rod or thin
plate,
for
making
visible,
in the
motion
of a point of light
reflected
from the knob, the paths or
curves
corresponding
with the
musical
notes
produced
by the
vibrations..
Clergy
::
Clergy
(n.)
Learning;
also, a
learned
profession..
Astrological
::
Astrological
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
astrology;
professing
or
practicing
astrology.
Calling
::
Calling
(n.) The
persons,
collectively,
engaged
in any
particular
professions
or
employment..
Countor
::
Countor
(v. t.) An
advocate
or
professional
pleader;
one who
counted
for his
client,
that is,
orally
pleaded
his
cause..
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