Synonyms for professed
prəˈfɛstpro·fessed

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1. professed(a)adjective

   professing to be qualified

   "a professed philosopher"

   Antonyms:
   undeclared, nonprofessional

2. professed(a)adjective

   claimed with intent to deceive

   "his professed intentions"

   Antonyms:
   nonprofessional, undeclared

3. avowed(a), professed(a)adjective

   openly declared as such

   "an avowed enemy"; "her professed love of everything about that country"; "McKinley was assassinated by a professed anarchist"

   Antonyms:
   undeclared, nonprofessional

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1. The State Department:

   It is gravely disappointing, especially in light of its professed goal of providing Cubans with Internet access, that the Cuban government has not allowed Mr. Gross to return to his family, where he belongs, we reiterate our call on the Cuban government, echoing foreign leaders and even Cuba's allies, to release Alan Gross immediately.

2. Qin Gang:

   Why didn't the Chinese go beyond that given their earlier strong opposition to Washington's professed intent to continue such transits ?

3. State Police Col. Christopher Mason:

   Their self-professed leader wanted it very much known their ideology is not anti-government, our investigation will provide us more insight into what their motivation, what their ideology is.

4. President Obama:

   You had what was very clear relationships between members of the President-elect’s campaign team and the Russians and a professed shared view on a bunch of issues.

5. Craig Peters:

   This verdict makes a mockery of justice by believing an incoherent story professed by an admitted liar, and then compensating that liar with an award… while subjecting these boys to a sentence that is reserved for unredeemable, career criminals that commit premeditated killings.