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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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Literary
::
Literary
(a.)
Versed
in, or
acquainted
with,
literature;
occupied
with
literature
as a
profession;
connected
with
literature
or with men of
letters;
as, a
literary
man..
Novice
::
Novice
(n.) One who is new in any
business,
profession,
or
calling;
one
unacquainted
or
unskilled;
one yet in the
rudiments;
a
beginner;
a
tyro..
Professoriate
::
Professoriate
(n.) The body of
professors,
or the
professorial
staff,
in a
university
or
college..
Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) One duly
licensed
to
practice
medicine;
a
member
of the
medical
profession;
a
physician.
Cabalism
::
Cabalism
(n.) A
superstitious
devotion
to the
mysteries
of the
religion
which one
professes.
Writer
::
Writer
(n.) One who is
engaged
in
literary
composition
as a
profession;
an
author;
as, a
writer
of
novels..
Wig
::
Wig (n.) A
covering
for the head,
consisting
of hair
interwoven
or
united
by a kind of
network,
either
in
imitation
of the
natural
growth,
or in
abundant
and
flowing
curls,
worn to
supply
a
deficiency
of
natural
hair, or for
ornament,
or
according
to
traditional
usage,
as a part of an
official
or
professional
dress,
the
latter
especially
in
England
by
judges
and
barristers..
Religionary
::
Religionary
(a.)
Relating
to
religion;
pious;
as,
religionary
professions..
Jurist
::
"Jurist
(a.) One who
professes
the
science
of law; one
versed
in the law,
especially
in the civil law; a
writer
on civil and
international
law..
Profession
::
Profession
(v.) The act of
professing
or
claiming;
open
declaration;
public
avowal
or
acknowledgment;
as,
professions
of
friendship;
a
profession
of
faith..
Cloth
::
Cloth (n.) The
distinctive
dress of any
profession,
especially
of the
clergy;
hence,
the
clerical
profession..
Senior
::
Senior
(a.)
Belonging
to the final year of the
regular
course
in
American
colleges,
or in
professional
schools..
Attorneyship
::
Attorneyship
(n.) The
office
or
profession
of an
attorney;
agency
for
another.
Agnostic
::
Agnostic
(n.) One who
professes
ignorance,
or
denies
that we have any
knowledge,
save of
phenomena;
one who
supports
agnosticism,
neither
affirming
nor
denying
the
existence
of a
personal
Deity,
a
future
life, etc..
Apostate
::
Apostate
(n.) One who, after
having
received
sacred
orders,
renounces
his
clerical
profession..
Service
::
Service
(n.)
Profession
of
respect;
acknowledgment
of duty owed.
Professional
::
Professional
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
profession,
or
calling;
conforming
to the rules or
standards
of a
profession;
following
a
profession;
as,
professional
knowledge;
professional
conduct..
Immaterialist
::
Immaterialist
(n.) One who
believes
in or
professes,
immaterialism..
Testimony
::
Testimony
(n.) Open
attestation;
profession.
Leucoscope
::
Leucoscope
(n.) An
instrument,
devised
by
Professor
Helmholtz,
for
testing
the color
perception
of the eye, or for
comparing
different
lights,
as to their
constituent
colors
or their
relative
whiteness..
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