professorial
ˌprəfəˈsɔriəl
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Definition of professorial - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
academic natureTECH.relating to or characteristic of a professorTECH.
  • His professorial demeanor made him a respected figure in academic circles..
academic scholarly
2.
educationhaving the demeanor or appearance of a professor
  • He had a professorial look with his glasses and tweed jacket.
academic scholarly
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Origin of professorial

Latin, professus (declared) + -orial (suffix)

Examples of professorial in a sentence

  • The lecture had a very professorial style.
  • Her professorial tone made the lecture engaging.
  • The professor's professorial demeanor commanded respect.

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  1. French:professoral, ...
  2. German:professoral, ...
  3. Italian:professorale, da professore, ...
  4. Spanish:profesoral, ...
  5. Portuguese:professoral, ...
  6. Chinese:教授的, 学者风范的, ...
  7. Japanese:学究的, 教授のような, ...
  8. Arabic:أُسْتَاذِيّ, أكاديمي, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּרוֹפֶסוֹרְיָאלִי, פְּרוֹפֶסוֹרִי, ...
  10. Russian:профессорский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:професорський, ...
  12. Hindi:प्राध्यापकीय, प्रोफेसरनुमा, ...

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