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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. i.) To take a
profession
upon one's self by a
public
declaration;
to
confess.
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Practicer
::
Practicer
(n.) One who
exercises
a
profession;
a
practitioner.
Literature
::
Literature
(n.) The
occupation,
profession,
or
business
of doing
literary
work..
Quality
::
Quality
(n.)
Special
or
temporary
character;
profession;
occupation;
assumed
or
asserted
rank, part, or
position..
Jockey
::
Jockey
(n.) A
professional
rider of
horses
in
races.
Unchristianize
::
Unchristianize
(v. t.) To turn from the
Christian
faith;
to cause to
abandon
the
belief
and
profession
of
Christianity.
Pugilist
::
Pugilist
(n.) One who
fights
with his
fists;
esp., a
professional
prize
fighter;
a
boxer..
Orangeman
::
Orangeman
(n.) One of a
secret
society,
organized
in the north of
Ireland
in 1795, the
professed
objects
of which are the
defense
of the
regning
sovereign
of Great
Britain,
the
support
of the
Protestant
religion,
the
maintenance
of the laws of the
kingdom,
etc.; -- so
called
in honor of
William,
Prince
of
Orange,
who
became
William
III. of
England..
Senior
::
Senior
(a.)
Belonging
to the final year of the
regular
course
in
American
colleges,
or in
professional
schools..
Astrologer
::
Astrologer
(n.) One who
practices
astrology;
one who
professes
to
foretell
events
by the
aspects
and
situation
of the
stars.
Profession
::
Profession
(v.) The act of
professing
or
claiming;
open
declaration;
public
avowal
or
acknowledgment;
as,
professions
of
friendship;
a
profession
of
faith..
Profitable
::
Profitable
(a.)
Yielding
or
bringing
profit
or gain;
gainful;
lucrative;
useful;
helpful;
advantageous;
beneficial;
as, a
profitable
trade;
profitable
business;
a
profitable
study or
profession..
Practice
::
Practice
(n.)
Application
of
science
to the wants of men; the
exercise
of any
profession;
professional
business;
as, the
practice
of
medicine
or law; a large or
lucrative
practice..
Martyr
::
Martyr
(v. t.) To put to death for
adhering
to some
belief,
esp.
Christianity;
to
sacrifice
on
account
of faith or
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..
Laity
::
Laity (a.) Those who are not of a
certain
profession,
as law or
medicine,
in
distinction
from those
belonging
to it..
Mohammedan
::
Mohammedan
(n.) A
follower
of
Mohammed,
the
founder
of
Islamism;
one who
professes
Mohammedanism
or
Islamism..
Christendom
::
Christendom
(n.) The
profession
of faith in
Christ
by
baptism;
hence,
the
Christian
religion,
or the
adoption
of it..
Scrivener
::
Scrivener
(n.) A
professional
writer;
one whose
occupation
is to draw
contracts
or
prepare
writings.
Code
::
Code (n.) Any
system
of rules or
regulations
relating
to one
subject;
as, the
medical
code, a
system
of rules for the
regulation
of the
professional
conduct
of
physicians;
the naval code, a
system
of rules for
making
communications
at sea means of
signals..
Druid
::
Druid (n.) A
member
of a
social
and
benevolent
order,
founded
in
London
in 1781, and
professedly
based on the
traditions
of the
ancient
Druids.
Lodges
or
groves
of the
society
are
established
in other
countries..
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