profession
/prəˈfɛʃən/
noun
- A paid occupation, especially one that involves advanced education or training, such as law, medicine, or teaching.
- She chose a career in the medical profession because she wanted to help people.
- Teaching is a profession that requires patience and dedication.
- He is a lawyer by profession, but he also writes novels in his free time.
- A formal declaration or avowal of a belief, feeling, or opinion.
- His profession of faith was a moving moment at the baptism.
- She made a public profession of her support for the new policy.
- The knight's profession of loyalty to the queen was heartfelt.
- The body of people engaged in a particular occupation.
- The legal profession has strict ethical guidelines.
- The medical profession is calling for better working conditions.
- Members of the teaching profession often work long hours.
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