Professes is valid Scrabble Word

Is professes a scrabble word?
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Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for PROFESSES 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)

Words related to PROFESSES

profess12 professed15 professing16

Words that contain PROFESSES

How to use PROFESSES in a sentence

But it is not the faith which the Roman Catholic Church professes to conserve which I fear.
I have also had to bring the information, which the work professes to afford, up to the present time, so as to comprehend the latest improvements.
His visits are, however, constant, and he professes himself friendly.
I cannot conceive of the texture of that mind which would not welcome such an indisputable proof of immortality as Spiritualism professes to hold out.
Febo excuses himself for not having been able to call on Michelangelo the night before he left Florence, and professes to have come the next day and found him already gone.
The novel is a story that demands, or professes to demand, no make-believe.
He professes not keeping of oaths, in breaking them, he is stronger than Hercules.
It gives, what it professes to give, a complete view of the whole subject from the beginning, and treats most of the prominent points of it with care, and generally with candor.
You have not told us what was the cause of the confusion and anxiety in which Robert professes to have found you, why you were so impatient to quit the service of Mr.
But after conversing with him, I have ground to hope, that he will be always advised by you, for whom he professes great esteem, and will be useful under you.

To music, according to her lights, she professes, and often feels, a strong leaning.
Much of the terrible prejudice felt against this practice arises from the mistaken idea that the priest professes to forgive us our sins.
The Reviewer professes to have satisfied his own mind by an affirmative conclusion on this point.
In discussing this interesting faith, I shall first treat of its history and then of the sacred books on which it professes to be based.
This tale professes not to record more of him than comes within the memory of man.
Meanwhile, by the support it lends to Socialism it encourages the class war instead of the brotherhood between men of all ranks and conditions which it professes to advocate.
A system that professes to cure all the ills of life inevitably appeals to generous minds that feel but do not reason.
And, mind, all this time he professes to be passionately in love with Miss Elmslie, and to be miserable at his separation from her.
Of course he also professes to derive his psychology from the Holy Scriptures.
Each man professes to find his hypothesis in the structure and language of the book.
It is, indeed, astonishing that it should be tolerated in the midst of a country which professes to regard virtue and respect the marriage institution.
This triple subjection to God Christ professes of Himself.
HEREDITARY PRINCE OF HESSE-CASSEL PROFESSES THE CATHOLIC RELIGION.
He professes to be neither satisfied with Rationalism in its destructive sense, nor with orthodoxy.
It declares a strong attachment to Protestantism, and professes to cultivate a much higher development of Christian life than was aimed at by its German predecessor.
I went out with the intention of going to Zadoc Haddon and making him tell me where he got the information that you are the desperate criminal he professes to believe you to be.
Pythagoras, on the other hand, professes a distinct recollection of who he was and what he suffered in his former life.
President, in carrying his warfare, such as it is, into New England, the honorable gentleman all along professes to be acting on the defensive.
Every day some fresh claimant starts up and professes to have remedied every defect hitherto discovered in the systems of his predecessors.
For he professes that he had come there for the purpose of finding her for the first time, that he might deliver her from bondage.
Every man is a priest, so far as he draws others around him, into the sphere which he has appropriated to himself and in which he professes to be a master.
On the opposite side of the river stands a pillar, inscribed in antique hieroglyphics, which professes to record this great achievement.
But the Roman Church never professes to be independent of human reason.

Similar words containing PROFESSE without suffix s

professed15 professedly20 unprofessed17 disprofessed19 disprofesses18

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