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Definition of professedly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
communicationDated in a manner that is openly declaredDated
- He was professedly against the new policy.
2.
deceptivelyDated with an intention to deceive or misleadDated
- She professedly supported the plan, but secretly opposed it.
Origin of professedly
Latin, professus (declared) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
Examples of professedly in a sentence
The artist is professedly inspired by nature. He professedly agreed to the terms, yet had doubts. Professedly, he was on their side, but his actions said otherwise.
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- French:ouvertement, prétendument, ...
- German:offen, vorgeblich, ...
- Italian:dichiaratamente, apparentemente, ...
- Spanish:abiertamente, profesamente, ...
- Portuguese:declaradamente, aparentemente, ...
- Chinese:公开地, 表面上, ...
- Japanese:公然と, 表向きは, ...
- Arabic:عَلَنًا, خداعا, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן מֻצְהָר, בְּצוּרָה מַטְעָה, ...
- Russian:открыто, якобы, ...
- Ukrainian:відкрито, нібито, ...
- Hindi:खुलेआम, भ्रामक रूप से, ...
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