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professionalize

verb as in increase the required knowledge and skill for an occupation's workers

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Among the offices housed in the East Wing is the Office of the First Lady, first professionalized by Eleanor Roosevelt during her husband’s administration.

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Zahn wanted to convey the pressure college coaches face in the increasingly professionalized world of college football.

“It’s going to be huge because we are now professionalizing how we go to market, how we price things,” Cruz said.

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“These are highly professionalized individuals with a lot of experience in bargaining and conflict negotiation.”

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“What I don’t want to have happen is this to become a full-time job and become professionalized,” Horvitz insists.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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