profess|professed|professes|professing in English
verb
[pro·fess || prə'fes]
claim, allege; present oneself as -; declare one's faith in -; engage in -, work in -; feign, pretend
Use "profess|professed|professes|professing" in a sentence
1. 6 She still professes her innocence.
2. The government professes to care about the poor.
3. Babi definition is - a sect professing Babism
4. Matt professed no religion.
5. They have become what they profess to scorn.
6. She is a professed monarchist.
7. GOD PUNISHED HIS PROFESSED PEOPLE ISRAEL
8. She professed ignorance of their intentions.
9. They professed optimism about the outcome.
10. She professed to hate her nickname.
11. They professed an Anarchistic philosophy but …
12. He professed himself fond of music.
13. She professed a belief in God.
14. 1 I profess that I was surprised at the news.
15. 9 She was not then perpetually professed.
16. 12 But ( which becometh women professing godliness ) with good works.
17. Many churches profess that the Bible is their highest authority.
18. 2 Christians profess their faith when they say the Creed.
19. Their professed aim is to encourage democracy.
20. Trina professed to be fond of art.
21. He professed his admiration for their work.
22. She professed total ignorance of the matter.
23. 7 She professed to hate her nickname.
24. He professed himself satisfied with the results.
25. He said that many people would profess Christianity, but dishonestly so.