Profession ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Profession ( noun )

1. An occupation requiring advanced education or training, often involving a high level of skill and dedication.
2. A person's occupation or trade, typically one requiring advanced education or training.
3. A vocation requiring knowledge of some department of learning or science.

Origin:

From latin professiō, meaning "declaration, profession, or affirmation".

Examples:

1. Teaching is a noble profession.
2. He chose the profession of medicine.
3. She is a lawyer by profession.
4. Being an artist is his chosen profession.
5. The profession of engineering requires a great deal of technical expertise.

(As a verb)

Profession ( verb )

1. An occupation requiring advanced education or training, often involving a high level of skill and dedication.
2. A person's occupation or trade, typically one requiring advanced education or training.
3. A vocation requiring knowledge of some department of learning or science.

Origin:

From latin professiō, meaning "declaration, profession, or affirmation".

Examples:

1. Teaching is a noble profession.
2. He chose the profession of medicine.
3. She is a lawyer by profession.
4. Being an artist is his chosen profession.
5. The profession of engineering requires a great deal of technical expertise.