Professed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROFESSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROFESS, to affirm openly
• claim that one has (a quality or feeling), especially when this is not the case
• have or claim knowledge or skill in (a subject or accomplishment)
• be received into a religious order under vows
• teach (a subject) as a professor
• affirm one's faith in or allegiance to (a religion or set of beliefs)
ADJECTIVE:
• professing to be qualified
• claimed with intent to deceive
• openly declared as such
• supposed

Words related to PROFESSED

profess12 professedly20 professes14 professing16 supposed13

Words that contain PROFESSED

professedly20 unprofessed17 disprofessed19

How to use PROFESSED in a sentence

• Tangier is the only place in the empire where the Christian religion is publicly professed.
• Some writers have professed to trace the breed or representations of it on the monuments of the Egyptians.
• A higher standard of morals was generally professed.
• Their highest ideal was not the feminine but the masculine type, and accordingly we find that it was toward men only that they professed to feel a noble passion.
• Chalk again professed his inability to make head or tail of the proceedings.
• The Indians all professed much satisfaction at the change, which of course they did not in the least understand, and for which they cared nothing.
• Their professed object was to keep a great part of the nation desolate.
• Abused, not only by its enemies, who have said hard things against it, but it has been and still is abused, like all good things, by its professed friends.
• Rama professed to be an actual incarnation of a god.
• Rainham remained, and Lightmark, who professed himself too lazy to move.
• Such men could not fail to adorn the faith they professed, and do honour to the Church in which they had been nurtured.
• I cannot say that of all who have professed to criticise it.
• That the bodies teaching these doctrines professed to do so on the authority of St.
• There the priests pretended to know what was most agreeable and acceptable to evil spirits, and professed to be able to appease their anger.
• In their tents, and elsewhere, the women belonging to that class are professed fortune-tellers.
• Essex declared against the first expedient, and professed himself determined to undergo any fate rather than submit to live the life of a fugitive.
• Duffy was a Roman Catholic, and professed unbounded respect for the priests.
• The conclusion of this manifesto, where the king still professed his resolution of adhering to the triple alliance, was of a piece with the rest of it.
• Her mother had never professed any belief, but it seemed terrible to Nita to have her die without even a prayer to help her in that last awful moment.
• Accordingly, I thanked Taee for his courteous consideration for my amusement, and professed my willingness to set out with him on so diverting an enterprise.
• He professed a liking for me and did prevent one or two serious accidents.
• At first, he professed to have been requested, by a friend in the country, to find a suitable private school for two young daughters.
• There is need for much reorganization in our schools in the light of our professed aim.
• I who have always professed myself a Whig do confess it has mine.
• In an interview at the latter place he professed not to know that an attack on the American forces at Manila had been planned by his people.
• If Simon enquired more particularly into these worrying rumours, every body professed to know nothing at all of the matter.
• This damn jerk who found those two SmurFFs professed no recollection of it.
• He professed to be fighting for French rule, and expressed sorrow at the action of his young men, promising that in future the French should be paid.
• What did He mean by seeking baptism? John recognised the incongruity of His submitting to a rite which professed repentance and promised cleansing.
• Times of my purchase and sale by professed Christians, 136.

Similar words containing PROFESS without suffix ed

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