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profession1 /prə-feshˈən/ noun- A non-manual occupation requiring some degree of learning or training
- A calling, habitual employment
- The collective body of people engaged in any profession
ORIGIN: L professiō, -ōnis from professus; see profess professˈional adjective - Of, belonging to or relating to a profession
- Engaged in a profession or in the profession in question
- Competing for money prizes or against those who sometimes do so
- Undertaken as a means of subsistence, opp to amateur
- Showing the skill, artistry, demeanour or standard of conduct appropriate in a member of a profession or of a particular profession
- (of a foul, etc) deliberate, intended (to prevent the opposition from scoring) (euphemistic; sport)
noun- Someone who makes his or her living by an art that is also practised at an amateur level
- Someone who engages in sport for livelihood or gain or against those who do so (with various rules of interpretation for each sport), opp to amateur
- A member of a profession
- A person following a career
- (in full, professional examination) any one of the successive examinations towards a degree in medicine (in Scottish universities)
professˈionalism noun - The status of professional
- The competence or the correct demeanour of those who are highly trained and disciplined
- The outlook, aim, or restriction of the mere professional
- The predominance of professionals in sport
professionalizāˈtion or professionalisāˈtion noun professˈionalize or professˈionalise transitive verb - To give a professional character to
- To give over to professionals
professˈionally adverb the oldest profession Prostitution |