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profess

[pruh-fes] / prəˈfɛs /


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To his credit, author Michael Scherer professes good intentions in featuring Kennedy in such an adulatory light: to help bridge some of the political division plaguing our country.

From Salon

He professed that Quantum Systems was “a leap ahead of its competition.”

From Barron's

To take a step back from this, every one of the people who gave evidence today professed huge support for the BBC.

From BBC

He also professed anxiety that the failure of smaller banks could shake confidence in his industry at large.

From New York Times

But many world leaders profess to be unmoved by critiques from democracy advocates, especially from U.S. officials.

From New York Times