past form and past participle
Stated openly that someone had a feeling, belief, or quality, sometimes without being sincere or truthful.
She professed her love for him.
They have professed their faith in the new leader.
American English
/pʰɹəˈfɛst̚/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of profess
Professed is both the past form and the past participle of profess.
Stated openly that someone had a feeling, belief, or quality, sometimes without being sincere or truthful.
Practice out loudStated openly that someone had a feeling, belief, or quality, sometimes without being sincere or truthful.
She professed her love for him.
They have professed their faith in the new leader.