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professed
3 ENTRIES FOUND:
professed
(adjective)
self–professed
(adjective)
profess
(verb)
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professed
/prə
ˈ
fɛst/
adjective
professed
/prə
ˈ
fɛst/
adjective
Learner's definition of PROFESSED
always before a noun
formal
:
openly said or declared
He is a
professed
enemy of the king.
a
professed
Jew/Catholic/Muslim
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often used to suggest that what someone says is not true or should be doubted
His
professed
reason for resigning was to spend time with his family, but we heard rumors that he was caught stealing.
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self-professed
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