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What is another word for
more professed
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▲
(
of a person
)
Comparative for openly declared to be
Comparative for displaying outstanding skill, knowledge, or experience in a given field
(
of a quality, feeling, or belief
)
Comparative for claimed openly but often falsely
Comparative for generally accepted, recognized or admitted
Comparative for unnatural or artificial in one's mannerisms or behavior
Comparative for supposed, or assumed to be
Comparative for aspiring to an ambition, typically with frustration
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▲
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Comparative for openly declared to be
truer
better-known
more acknowledged
more open
more blatant
more accepted
more asserted
more standard
more customary
more general
more characteristic
more renowned
more understood
more familiar
more prevalent
more prevailing
more conventional
more recognizable
US
more universal
more popular
more established
more orthodox
more regular
more accustomed
more traditional
more predictable
more recognised
UK
more recognisable
UK
more recognized
US
“The Malaysian-born Sebastian is a Pentecostal Christian teacher from Adelaide, and
professed
virgin.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for displaying outstanding skill, knowledge, or experience in a given field
better
greater
completer
adroiter
defter
abler
meaner
cleverer
finer
excellenter
handier
savvier
tastier
supremer
superber
apter
smarter
wickeder
sharper
niftier
older
slicker
eliter
brainier
cooler
splendider
smoother
quicker
deadlier
perfecter
wonderfuller
fitter
longer-term
choicer
readier
hipper
nimbler
agiler
maturer
wiser
worldlier
steadier
neater
hotter
keener
fabber
brighter
astuter
phatter
stronger
grander
cannier
powerfuller
nippier
heavenlier
sweller
peachier
doper
usefuller
mightier
shrewder
crisper
noteworthier
slier
craftier
sublimer
acuter
cleaner
dandier
immenser
groovier
worthier
faster
bullier
straighter
trustworthier
fleeter
cuter
stricter
hardier
happier
prettier
lovelier
easier
loftier
intenser
better-known
gnarlier
praiseworthier
subtler
bragger
braver
badder
more expert
more skilled
more adept
more masterly
more accomplished
more proficient
more skilful
UK
more virtuoso
more practised
UK
more experienced
more skillful
US
more consummate
more masterful
more versed
more practiced
US
more ace
more crackerjack
more educated
more competent
more talented
more dexterous
US
more gifted
more capable
more dextrous
UK
more trained
more polished
more professional
more brilliant
more efficient
more seasoned
more artful
more qualified
more bravura
more stellar
more workmanlike
more delicate
more pro
more outstanding
more habile
more magnificent
more practical
more knowledgeable
more ingenious
more formidable
more impressive
more exceptional
more big league
more marvellous
UK
more versant
more learned
more leading
more dazzling
more world-class
more marvelous
US
more effective
more effectual
more hardened
more specialist
more finished
more exquisite
more facile
more up to speed
more top-notch
more quintessential
more methodical
more methodic
more systematic
more refined
more exemplary
more tried
more fluent
more peerless
more transcendent
more virtuosic
more faultless
more familiar
more employable
more well-rounded
more conversant
more prodigious
more deluxe
more dominant
more accustomed
more rounded
more leet
more au fait
more hep
more hotshot
more distinguished
more topnotch
more established
more sophisticated
more weathered
more intelligent
more worldly-wise
more old-time
more terrific
more admirable
more smashing
more top-hole
more remarkable
more fantastic
more fabulous
more awesome
more tremendous
more glorious
more precise
more flawless
more impeccable
more suitable
more brill
more classic
more cunning
more notable
more extraordinary
more inventive
more amazeballs
more precocious
more sensational
more accurate
more proper
more prompt
more serviceable
more artistic
more creative
more divine
more profound
more phenomenal
more amazing
more quality
more perceptive
more noble
more rad
more endowed
more knowing
more alert
more satisfactory
more up to snuff
more topping
more balanced
more inspired
more exact
more sharp-witted
more quick-witted
more thorough
more reliable
more A-OK
more businesslike
more important
more intellectual
more equal
more adequate
more famous
more fantabulous
more beautiful
more noted
more radical
more scholarly
more striking
more righteous
more meritorious
more supernal
more select
more prizewinning
more estimable
more corking
more erudite
more discerning
more cerebral
more penetrating
more perspicacious
more rare
more bosting
more rational
more splendiferous
more bonzer
more supersmart
more hyperintelligent
more eggheaded
more spiffing
more unreal
more high-class
more bang-up
more streamlined
more redoubtable
more elegant
more indomitable
more decisive
more decent
more specialized
US
more sure-fire
more sporting
more spot-on
more stringent
more right on
more dead-on
more cultivated
more graceful
more careful
more specialised
UK
more inspiring
more affecting
more kosher
more productive
more painstaking
more crucial
more organized
US
more urbane
more express
more categorical
more exciting
more authoritative
more ideal
more definitive
more classical
more puissant
more pitch-perfect
more versatile
more cultured
more astounding
more organised
UK
more momentous
more consequential
more influential
more sufficient
more adapted
more inch-perfect
more senior
more dynamic
more special
more vital
more forcible
more rousing
more thrilling
more celebrated
more feasible
more prepared
more responsible
more prominent
more eminent
more useable
more realizable
US
more usable
more killer
more impassioned
more innovative
more eventful
more original
more imaginative
more arrestive
more stupendous
more innovational
more innovatory
more far-out
more illustrious
more commendable
more originative
more trailblazing
more worthwhile
more active
more laudable
more meritable
more valuable
more honorable
US
more venerable
more honourable
UK
more Promethean
more solid
more creditable
more deserving
more respectable
more on fleek
more enterprising
more applaudable
more sovereign
more attractive
more deviceful
more copacetic
more elaborate
more insightful
more super-duper
more intuitive
more boffo
more bonny
more hype
more bonnie
more breathtaking
more delightful
more bodacious
more unique
more memorable
more unforgettable
more delectable
more scrumptious
more moving
more eloquent
more blue-chip
more ❯
“She is a
professed
chef, known for her exceptional culinary skills and expertise.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a quality, feeling, or belief
)
Comparative for claimed openly but often falsely
likelier
possibler
simpler
phonier
UK
surer
truer
more ostensible
more apparent
more seeming
more presumed
more reputed
more assumed
more putative
more evident
more ostensive
more specious
more outward
more superficial
more illusory
more semblant
more illusive
more plausible
more formal
more rumored
US
more hypothetical
more asserted
more theoretical
more suppositious
more probable
more artificial
more suspicious
more suspect
more external
more credible
more synthetic
more conjectural
more doubtful
more understood
more unproved
more dubious
more questionable
more accepted
more supposititious
more symbolic
more ceremonial
more official
more emblematic
more token
more given
more manifest
more demonstrative
more colorable
more notable
more expected
more anticipated
more suppositional
more presumptive
more foreseeable
more predictable
more odds-on
more acknowledged
more reasonable
more involved
more tacit
more verisimilar
more suppositive
more cosmetic
more believable
more creditable
more convincing
more recognised
UK
more recognized
US
more flattering
more ostentatious
more captious
more pretentious
more sophisticated
more feasible
more assumptive
more circumstantial
more perceptible
more noticeable
more observable
more visible
more rational
more obvious
more discernible
more open
more liable
more disposed
more inclined
more promising
more predisposed
more prone
more supposable
more natural
more ❯
“His
professed
love for things other than club-friendly material might be an indication of where Page's head is at, why it's not yet lost in the clouds of high-paying gigs and international renown.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for generally accepted, recognized or admitted
truer
juster
better-known
more acknowledged
more accepted
more recognised
UK
more recognized
US
more established
more proper
more agreed
more correct
more genuine
more accredited
more unquestioned
more unchallenged
more undisputed
more undoubted
more assured
more accordant
more consonant
more consensual
Adjective
▲
Comparative for unnatural or artificial in one's mannerisms or behavior
falser
faker
phonier
UK
nearer
queerer
fishier
more sham
more artificial
more bogus
more spurious
more affected
more assumed
more contrived
more forced
more unnatural
more strained
more insincere
more mechanical
more plastic
more factitious
more ostensible
more seeming
more cod
more apparent
more hypocritical
more imaginary
more fraudulent
more impostrous
more falsified
more imposturous
more cheating
more ersatz
more synthetic
more fictitious
more deceptive
more ostensive
more fakey
more masked
more unauthentic
more inauthentic
more manufactured
more made-up
Adjective
▲
Comparative for supposed, or assumed to be
more ostensible
more maintained
more unsubstantiated
more unsupported
Adjective
▲
Comparative for aspiring to an ambition, typically with frustration
ambitiouser
eagerer
keener
possibler
more hopeful
more wishful
more enterprising
more promising
more embryonic
more optimistic
more unfulfilled
more undeveloped
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