Definition for Profession:

• 1. A vocation or calling, the following of which demands special knowledge in some branch of science; specifically, in medicine, the medical profession. 2. The general body of medical practitioners.

Synonyms for Profession:

• n.

  •
  • church,
  • law,
  • medicine,
  • engagement,
  • field,
  • post,
  • apology,
  • journalism,
  • role,
  • apologia,
  • announcement,
  • attestation,
  • education,
  • sphere,
  • accusation.
  •
  • appointment,
  • division of labor,
  • collaboration,
  • call,
  • delegation,
  • avowal,
  • vow,
  • oath,
  • background.
  •
  • employ,
  • people,
  • staff,
  • action,
  • racket.
  •acknowledgment (noun)
  • yieldings,
  • asservations,
  • re-cognitions,
  • re-cognition,
  • concedings,
  • re cognition,
  • admittings,
  • re cognitions,
  • all-owing,
  • all owing,
  • allowings.
  •act (noun)
  • profession.
  •admission (noun)
  • de-position,
  • de-positions,
  • re-velations,
  • re velation,
  • re velations,
  • dis closures,
  • dis closure,
  • divulgences,
  • de positions,
  • dis-closures,
  • re-velation,
  • de position,
  • dis-closure.
  •affair (noun)
  • pro vinces,
  • pro-vince,
  • under-takings,
  • under taking,
  • under takings,
  • trans action,
  • pro-vinces,
  • trans-actions,
  • pro vince,
  • trans-action,
  • under-taking,
  • office functions,
  • trans actions.
  •alibi (noun)
  • co-pouts,
  • cop outs,
  • ex planations,
  • ex-planations,
  • copouts,
  • pre-texts,
  • pre-text,
  • re-torts,
  • co pouts,
  • pre text,
  • ex-planation,
  • re tort,
  • pre texts,
  • re-tort,
  • ex planation,
  • re torts,
  • co pout,
  • airtight cases,
  • song dance,
  • co-pout.
  •allegation (noun)
  • overments.
  •art (noun)
  • know how,
  • craftsmanships,
  • virtuosities.
  •assertion (noun)
  • de-fenses,
  • stamp approval,
  • two cents' worths,
  • de fenses,
  • stressings.
  •assurance (noun)
  • rain shine,
  • shoo in,
  • word honor,
  • lock ons,
  • shooin.
  •belief (noun)
  • notion,
  • hypothesis,
  • thesis.
  •business (noun)
  • establishment,
  • barter,
  • service,
  • concern,
  • corporation,
  • firm,
  • occupation,
  • calling,
  • labor,
  • activity,
  • company,
  • negotiation,
  • holding,
  • market,
  • partnership,
  • trade,
  • merchant,
  • commerce,
  • business,
  • busy work,
  • proprietorship,
  • retailing,
  • management,
  • interest,
  • commission,
  • venture,
  • exchange,
  • career,
  • station,
  • industry,
  • transaction,
  • enterprise,
  • selling.
  •claim (noun)
  • counter claim,
  • re-quests,
  • pre tenses,
  • pre tense,
  • pre-tense,
  • counter claims,
  • re quests,
  • pre-tenses,
  • counter-claims.
  •community (noun)
  • community.
  •confession (noun)
  • disclosings,
  • re-citations,
  • unbosomings,
  • dis closing,
  • dis-closing,
  • assentings,
  • un bosoming,
  • owning ups,
  • re citations,
  • ex pose,
  • un-bosoming,
  • dis closings,
  • re-citation,
  • making publics,
  • re citation,
  • dis-closings,
  • ex-pose.
  •contention (noun)
  • demurrer,
  • demurrers.
  •creed (noun)
  • articles faith,
  • weltanschauungs.
  •declaration (noun)
  • affirmation.
  •employment (noun)
  • occupyings,
  • what is inti,
  • contractings,
  • engagings,
  • taking ons,
  • what is into,
  • signing ons,
  • what is in to,
  • what one is in to,
  • usings,
  • retainings,
  • what one is inti,
  • exercisings,
  • engagement activity application.
  •faith (noun)
  • de nomination,
  • ortho-doxies,
  • ortho doxies,
  • de-nominations,
  • ortho doxy,
  • de nominations,
  • theisms,
  • ortho-doxy,
  • de-nomination.
  •handicraft (noun)
  • Artifacts,
  • artisanship,
  • artifact,
  • craftship.
  •organization (noun)
  • out-fit,
  • out fits,
  • co operative,
  • co operatives,
  • out fit,
  • out-fits.
  •position (noun)
  • do's.
  •professing (noun)
  • professing.
  •promise (noun)
  • earnests,
  • affiances,
  • sacred word,
  • affiance,
  • solemn word.
  •pursuit (noun)
  • goal,
  • search,
  • aim,
  • aspiration,
  • objective,
  • target,
  • lodestar,
  • quest,
  • undertaking,
  • pursuit,
  • intention,
  • life work,
  • destination,
  • ambition.
  •show (noun)
  • dis plays,
  • dis-play,
  • grandstand plays,
  • dis play,
  • dis-plays.
  •situation (noun)
  • placement,
  • situations.
  •skill (noun)
  • expertism,
  • what it takes,
  • handiness,
  • skillfulness,
  • cunnings,
  • one's thing.
  •solemn word (noun)
  • solemn-word.
  •specialty (noun)
  • Specialities,
  • specials,
  • speciality,
  • object of study,
  • majors,
  • field of concentration,
  • object of attention,
  • special project,
  • claim to fame,
  • distinguishing feature.
  •statement (noun)
  • blow by blows,
  • blow-by-blows.
  •tenet (noun)
  • pre-cept,
  • self conviction,
  • self-convictions,
  • selfconviction,
  • pre cept,
  • article faith,
  • selfconvictions,
  • self convictions.
  •testimony (noun)
  • sub missions,
  • sub-mission,
  • sub mission,
  • sub-missions.
  •vocation (noun)
  • line business.
  •walk of life (noun)
  • chosen career.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • labor market,
  • manpower,
  • pretense,
  • workforce,
  • labor force,
  • acknowledgment,
  • Human Capital,
  • office.
  •
  • payroll,
  • personnel.
  •
  • seat.
  •
  • presence.
  •
  • line.

Paraphrases for Profession:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    vocation.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    barristers, solicitors, circles, avocados, career, careers.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Institutes, Tradesmen, men, tradesperson, expertise, field, work, corps, career, nursing, professionalization, affiliation, community, circle, professionnel, procession, Tradespeople.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    shows.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    professional, professionals, occupation, Occupations.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    industry, professional, occupation.

Antonyms for Profession:

• n.

  • declaration
    denial.
  • line of work requiring academic or practical preparation
    hobby, fun, entertainment, surrender, avocation, recreation, silence, unemployment, pastime, quiet.
  • Other antonyms:
    negation.

Profession Sentence Examples:

• I choose my profession.

• It had nothing in common with the hard smile of her profession.

Hypernym for Profession:

• n.

  • act
    engineering, journalism, literature, architecture, education, politics, learned profession.
  • group
    bar, priesthood, economics profession, community of scholars, health profession, business community, legal profession, legal community, businessmen.

Hyponym for Profession:

• n.

  • act
    job, line, occupation, business, line of work.
  • communication
    affirmation.
  • group
    occupational group, vocation.