Professed

What do we mean by professed?

To administer the vows of a religious order to (someone); to admit to a religious order. (Chiefly in passive.)

To declare oneself (to be something).

To declare; to assert, affirm.

To make a claim (to be something); to lay claim to (a given quality, feeling etc.), often with connotations of insincerity.

To declare one's adherence to (a religion, deity, principle etc.).

To work as a professor of; to teach.

To claim to have knowledge or understanding of (a given area of interest, subject matter).

Not to be confused with professor, a professer is one who professes things. no degree is required. Urban Dictionary

A word created by Solo G meaning to have a certain quality. i.e. very good at something Urban Dictionary

Claim that one has (a quality or feeling), especially when this is not the case. Urban Dictionary

Prostitution is usually referred to as the oldest profession Urban Dictionary

It is a profession where one can easily work for oneself eg a barber, doctor or accountant as opposed to say a policeman or engineer where it is very hard to work for yourself. Urban Dictionary

A paid job, career, area of expertise, or walk of life that is completely useless both to society and to ones self, in any reasonably rational sense. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is a professional at flirting/ getting with someone Urban Dictionary

The correct term for the profession usually euphemized as the legal profession. Applies to attorneys, lawyers, solicitors, counselors, barristers, or what ever other euphemism they come up with for their profession. Urban Dictionary

The topic of the daily email you recieve as a Lafayette student. You cannot remove your name from this mailing list. Urban Dictionary

The euphemism used by members of the illegal profession to distract the public from the conflict of interest that is inherent to the nature of their work. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to professed:
professed, processed, professes, professor, profess, pressed, processes, progressed, protested, provessel, prossed, processer, professeur, precessed, promesse, professo, unprofessed.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word professed:
vows, ethiopian, capuchin, solemn, carmelite, novitiate, chastity, admiration, obedience, beatification, franciscan, christianity, vow, atheism, ordained, perpetual, bosco, protestantism, nun, ignorance, friar, innocence, orthodox, practiced, priesthood, belief, sisters, benedictine, immaculate, ordination, catholicism, allegiance, atheist, religious, adherents, doctrines, augustine, congregation, monastic, faith, convent, priest, loyalty, devotion, apostolic, profession, jesuit, blessed, monk, secular, protestant, habit, beliefs, theology, jesus, benedict, reporting, judaism, missionaries, religion, saint, christ, missionary, sacred, holy, theological, muslim, dominican, islam, pope, superior, catholic, monastery, abbey, fan, order, desire, assumed, aim, followers, francis, conversion, minor, christian, divine, love, founder, devoted, spiritual, doctrine, member, rome, god, philosophy, maria, seminary, sister, daughters, bishop, mary.

Words that rhyme with professed:
test, manifest, best, rest, request, suggest, quest, attest, crest, nest, lest, contest, vest, chest, west, behest, arrest, zest, abreast, protest, blessed, invest, divest, jest, digest, incest, breast, distressed, obsessed, pest, guest, fest, ingest, detest, impressed, bequest, celeste, depressed, wrest, molest, assessed, unrest, accessed, blest, gest, possessed, stressed, pressed, inquest, este, infest, addressed, oppressed, teste, acquiesced, suppressed, geste, dressed, congest, recessed, northwest, midwest, expressed, slugfest, brest, armrest, compressed, southwest, budapest, coalesced, repressed, dispossessed, headrest, finessed, yest, prest, transgressed, goldcrest, retest, alkahest, digressed, bucharest, mest, drest, caressed, backrest, feste, blood test, confessed, unimpressed, dest, self-professed, house arrest, at best, guessed, reinvest, messed, mae west, undressed, cardiac arrest.

Adjectives that are often used to describe professed:
young, religious, own, present, first, lowest, self, senior, newly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective professed:
purpose, belief, faith, religion, admirer, object, desire, love, friend, believers, nun, christians, disciple, friendship, lover, concern, ignorance, commitment, aim, follower, admiration, believer, monk, revelation, member, creed, loyalty, conversion, devotion, allegiance, house, author, historian, members, scholar, subject, papist, philosopher, adherence, indifference, student, willingness, imitation, critic, lack, end, attachment, teacher, contempt, reason, attitude, inability, gambler, theologian, teachers, sympathy, hatred, intent, aims, imitator, master, champion, affection, students, poet, deist, naturalist, atheists, moralist, goal, zeal, sister, minister, duellist, literati, servant, objects, patron, adversary, scholars, opinion, piety, dislike, hater, socialist, enmity, enthusiasm, cause, botanist, wish, religious, houses, abhorrence, anxiety, design, ideals.

Consonant match to professed:
prefaced.

Words that sound like professed:
professed, prefaced, profess, protest, professor, profet, briefest, professeur, professore, preface, profit, prophet, prophecy, prophesy, protist, proffit, profitt, proffitt, prefixed, profis, pressed, prefect, processed, professors, pretest, prest, professing, profesor, provost, professes, prust, buffest, prevost, proface, pre test, professora, pre-test, breakfast, persist, purchased, paralysed, prophesied, roughest, prist, perfit, precised, privette, perkiest, gruffest, pearliest, percussed, perfect, priest, produced, preferred, progressed, priced, protests, bravest, preist, profuse, prefers, pranced, proofs, prophase, proust, prost, permafrost, perfekt, proofed, profs, projet, barefaced, precast, preflight, profeta, prossed, processo, protesta, puff paste, pacifist, prettiest, privet, premised, privett, prefaces, primmest, refaced, breast, brest, brust, break fast, brevet, breste, prevent, prefix, prevatt, pietist, piast, pariet.