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profession
noun as in line of work requiring academic or practical preparation
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noun as in declaration
Example Sentences
“Even if these things stop tomorrow, you’ve got a pretty demoralized physician and scientific workforce. What this administration has done has given being a scientist an unsavory element — it’s no longer a noble profession.”
She said for a long time she felt her health conditions were to blame for leaving the profession, but now feels it was the inflexibilities within the system.
Both are essentially tenderhearted, which is perhaps not the most practical quality for their professions, but necessary for the story — we need to like them.
But maybe she would be better off returning to her previous profession: acting.
It’s easy to traffic in cheap jokes at the expense of professions most of the audience doesn’t hold in high regard or think about much, if at all.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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