terms |
professes |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb professes is
.
profess |
professes |
As verbs the difference between profess and professes
is that
profess is to administer the vows of a religious order to (someone); to admit to a religious order (chiefly in passive) while
professes is .
purport |
professes |
As verbs the difference between purport and professes
is that
purport is to convey, imply, or profess outwardly (often falsely) while
professes is .
As a noun purport
is import, intention or purpose.
purports |
professes |
As verbs the difference between purports and professes
is that
purports is (
purport) while
professes is .
professed |
professes |
As verbs the difference between professed and professes
is that
professed is (
profess) while
professes is .
As an adjective professed
is professing to be qualified.
professest |
professes |
As verbs the difference between professest and professes
is that
professest is archaic second-person singular of profess while
professes is third-person singular of profess.
professes |
prowesses |
As a verb professes
is .
As a noun prowesses is
.
processes |
professes |
As verbs the difference between processes and professes
is that
processes is (
process) while
professes is .
As a noun processes
is .