Profess meaning in English
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Definition
to profess: to claim, to pretend, to allege, to act as if, to announce
I don't profess to be a specialist in French history, I just made a comment about the French revolution.
- "As most of his projects involve several days, sometimes weeks or months, before their completion, Mr. Oléré has professed to maintaining up to thirty-six simultaneous chores."
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