Synonyms for Professional:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • professional.
  •big league (adjective)
  • four-star,
  • playing hard ball,
  • front-page,
  • bigtime,
  • high-power,
  • strictly business,
  • front page.
  •educated (adjective)
  • most wellversed,
  • versed in,
  • more well versed,
  • more coached,
  • re fined,
  • most nurtured,
  • more well taught,
  • more nurtured,
  • Nurtured,
  • most knowledgeable,
  • more tutored,
  • more welltaught,
  • more informed,
  • pre pared,
  • wellinformed,
  • most schooled,
  • most welltaught,
  • well-taught,
  • well-informed,
  • well taught,
  • most well-taught,
  • pre-pared,
  • well versed,
  • well read,
  • wellread,
  • more formed,
  • more well-taught,
  • most well versed,
  • well informed,
  • co ached,
  • more schooled,
  • co-ached,
  • welltaught,
  • shaped,
  • most well-versed,
  • more shaped,
  • most coached,
  • most well taught,
  • more well-versed,
  • more wellversed,
  • most formed,
  • most shaped,
  • wellversed,
  • most tutored.
  •experienced (adjective)
  • more dynamite,
  • having something ball,
  • having on the ball,
  • having something on ball,
  • Sporter,
  • having something the ball,
  • having something on the ball,
  • knowing ones stuff,
  • the right stuff,
  • having on ball,
  • in know,
  • knowing score,
  • knowing one stuff,
  • knowing stuff,
  • sportest,
  • most dynamite,
  • vetest,
  • having the ball,
  • Worldlywise.
  •expert (adjective)
  • crackerjack,
  • adroit,
  • masterful,
  • artistic,
  • adept,
  • sophisticated,
  • authoritative.
  •finished (adjective)
  • many sided,
  • allaround,
  • manysided.
  •heavyweight (adjective)
  • bluechip,
  • heavyweight.
  •important (adjective)
  • big league.
  •major-league (adjective)
  • more pre eminent,
  • most pre eminent,
  • most pre-eminent,
  • more pre-eminent,
  • majorleague,
  • pre eminent.
  •occupational (adjective)
  • most career,
  • more job related,
  • most job-related,
  • job related,
  • more vocational,
  • more job-related,
  • workest,
  • more jobrelated,
  • jobrelated,
  • more employment,
  • most business,
  • most jobrelated,
  • most job related,
  • most employment,
  • more business,
  • most vocational,
  • more career.
  •seasoned (adjective)
  • most toughened,
  • most battle scarred,
  • more battle scarred,
  • battlescarred,
  • more battlescarred,
  • most battle-scarred,
  • most weathered,
  • battle scarred,
  • more battle-scarred,
  • most battlescarred,
  • more weathered,
  • more toughened.
  •skillful (adjective)
  • tuned in,
  • a hand at,
  • wised up,
  • really into.
  •slick (adjective)
  • most smoothspoken,
  • smooth spoken,
  • more smooth-spoken,
  • more smooth spoken,
  • more streetwise,
  • smoothspoken,
  • most streetwise,
  • more dextrous,
  • more smoothspoken,
  • most smooth-spoken,
  • most smooth spoken,
  • most dextrous.
  •technical (adjective)
  • most hightech,
  • most technological,
  • techno logical,
  • most methodological,
  • more methodological,
  • more technological,
  • most high tech,
  • most high-tech,
  • more high tech,
  • techno-logical,
  • more high-tech,
  • more hightech,
  • hightech.
  •white-collar (adjective)
  • more office,
  • white collar,
  • most office,
  • more salaried,
  • salaried,
  • whitecollar,
  • most salaried.

• n.

  •
  • good,
  • capable,
  • accomplished,
  • transliterate,
  • gifted.
  •
  • deputy,
  • auxiliary,
  • blue-collar,
  • budding,
  • creative,
  • acting,
  • emeritus,
  • designate,
  • able.
  •
  • adjunct,
  • clerical,
  • collegiate,
  • antisocial,
  • ceremonial,
  • cooperative,
  • casual,
  • ability,
  • associate,
  • assistant,
  • collaborative.
  •
  • ballplayer,
  • backfield,
  • center forward,
  • center,
  • club,
  • back,
  • boy,
  • blue,
  • conference,
  • all-American.
  •
  • collaboration,
  • business,
  • call,
  • calling,
  • career,
  • background,
  • division of labor,
  • delegation,
  • appointment.
  •artisan (noun)
  • handcraftsmen.
  •athlete (noun)
  • games player,
  • sportspeople,
  • sportsperson,
  • sportspersons,
  • superjock,
  • Gorillas,
  • muscle person,
  • iron person,
  • gorilla.
  •authority (noun)
  • top hand,
  • FEDS,
  • ivory dome,
  • kingpin,
  • kingfishes,
  • upstairs,
  • top dog,
  • CEOS,
  • kingfish,
  • top brass,
  • big wig,
  • kingpins,
  • power elite,
  • pro,
  • pros.
  •dab hand (noun)
  • dab-hand.
  •expert (noun)
  • journeyman,
  • sophisticate,
  • connoisseur,
  • maven,
  • genius,
  • consultant,
  • artist,
  • buff.
  •master (noun)
  • savant,
  • whizbang,
  • real pro,
  • scientist,
  • doyenne,
  • whiz-bang.
  •nonrecreational (noun)
  • nonrecreational.
  •person prepared for work by extended study or practice (noun)
  • whiz kid,
  • old war-horse.
  •player (noun)
  • team players.
  •specialist (noun)
  • attending physicians.
  •virtuoso (noun)
  • super stars,
  • super-stars,
  • intelligents,
  • super-star,
  • super star,
  • no slouches,
  • dillettantes,
  • hot stuffs.
  •whiz (noun)
  • gifted persons,
  • gifted people.
  •wizard (noun)
  • wizzes.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • dab hand,
  • brain trust,
  • personal trainer,
  • training camp,
  • the intelligentsia,
  • photographer,
  • gentlewoman,
  • mallam,
  • old-timer,
  • grad,
  • observer,
  • literati,
  • generalist,
  • technocrat,
  • kahuna,
  • cross-training,
  • past master,
  • luminary,
  • pundit,
  • the old boy network,
  • licentiate,
  • coaching,
  • cognoscenti,
  • theatrical.
  •
  • veteran,
  • training,
  • class act,
  • elite,
  • high priestess,
  • masterly,
  • intellectual,
  • trainer,
  • ace,
  • hired gun,
  • Ph.D.,
  • proficient,
  • warhorse,
  • high priest,
  • spotter.
  •
  • skilled,
  • judge.
  •
  • graduate,
  • cosmopolitan.
  •
  • coach.
  •
  • train.
  •
  • spot.
  •Other relevant words:
  • line,
  • administration,
  • connaisseur,
  • clearly,
  • profession,
  • circulate,
  • secretarial,
  • clean,
  • pedagogue,
  • distribute,
  • skilful,
  • practiced,
  • apply,
  • give,
  • generally,
  • particularly,
  • primed,
  • au fait,
  • actually,
  • boffin,
  • conqueror,
  • commonly,
  • precisely,
  • old hand,
  • distinctly,
  • cordon bleu,
  • Cashbook,
  • notify,
  • office,
  • workaday,
  • afoot,
  • diplomatic,
  • instructor,
  • daybook,
  • knowledgeable,
  • submit,
  • initiate,
  • educator,
  • normally,
  • scholar,
  • diplomatist,
  • licensed,
  • personally,
  • crackle,
  • duly,
  • gazetteer,
  • practical,
  • top-notch,
  • up to speed,
  • go on foot,
  • powerhouse,
  • mavin,
  • put out,
  • overlord,
  • artiste,
  • exactly,
  • on hand,
  • busy,
  • journal,
  • passkey,
  • goodish,
  • accurately,
  • cunning,
  • excellent,
  • crack shot,
  • librarian,
  • phenom,
  • individually,
  • surely,
  • egghead,
  • vocational,
  • statesman,
  • authorization,
  • resourceful,
  • entirely,
  • yuppie,
  • talented,
  • pass on,
  • correctly,
  • ascendancy,
  • specialized,
  • free agent,
  • businesslike,
  • neat,
  • ephemeris,
  • travel,
  • DO,
  • going on,
  • handy,
  • competent,
  • conversant,
  • dexterous,
  • captain,
  • elder statesman,
  • completely,
  • lord,
  • on the ball,
  • master copy,
  • ready,
  • dead shot,
  • ingenious,
  • brain,
  • politic,
  • conscientious,
  • rightly,
  • occupation,
  • whizz,
  • almanac,
  • schoolmaster,
  • professor,
  • learned,
  • marksman,
  • in hand,
  • some,
  • assuredly,
  • clever,
  • certainly,
  • frequently,
  • practitioner,
  • walk,
  • sagacious,
  • sharp,
  • diplomat,
  • log,
  • craftsman,
  • extend,
  • industrial,
  • slick,
  • professional person,
  • pedagogical,
  • article,
  • headmaster,
  • exclusively,
  • imaginative,
  • almanack,
  • superior,
  • old pro,
  • versed,
  • shrewd,
  • deft,
  • stylish,
  • apparently,
  • well-done,
  • bookkeeping,
  • prompt,
  • emit,
  • dab,
  • perfectly,
  • academic,
  • politician,
  • calendar,
  • smooth,
  • quick,
  • qualified,
  • usually,
  • disseminate,
  • magazine,
  • first-rate,
  • prevail,
  • sanction,
  • there,
  • inventive,
  • accounting,
  • at concert pitch,
  • Gownsman,
  • scholarly,
  • interdisciplinary,
  • authority figure,
  • thorough,
  • stenographic,
  • mastermind,
  • properly,
  • knowing,
  • tactful,
  • maestro,
  • trained,
  • totally,
  • attache,
  • polished,
  • scholastic,
  • definitely,
  • convey,
  • perfect,
  • skipper,
  • diary,
  • job,
  • fancy,
  • thoroughly,
  • statesmanlike,
  • propagate,
  • coordinated,
  • deliver,
  • ordinarily,
  • crack,
  • publish,
  • communicate,
  • all right,
  • vocation,
  • savvy,
  • sea captain,
  • magisterial,
  • review article,
  • prepared,
  • apt,
  • widen,
  • cross-disciplinary,
  • introduce,
  • consummate,
  • brilliant,
  • well-qualified,
  • carry,
  • graceful,
  • original,
  • Daedal,
  • functional,
  • major league,
  • sage,
  • command,
  • gazette,
  • official,
  • handy man,
  • scientific literature,
  • professionally,
  • wise,
  • master key,
  • shark,
  • postgraduate,
  • victor,
  • known,
  • on foot,
  • air,
  • Bravura,
  • Coached,
  • newspaper,
  • contribute,
  • purely,
  • line of work,
  • careerist,
  • make known,
  • daily,
  • paid,
  • broadcast,
  • workmanlike,
  • star,
  • be current,
  • ledger,
  • go,
  • efficient,
  • informed,
  • Technic,
  • refer,
  • schoolish,
  • fully,
  • practised,
  • cute,
  • express,
  • decently,
  • declare,
  • occupational group,
  • initiated,
  • professionals,
  • professed,
  • acknowledged,
  • literature,
  • accomplished fact.

Paraphrases for Professional:

• Equivalence

  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    professionals.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    Persons.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    professional-level, professionalized, unprofessional, socio-professional, Non-professional, professionally.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Non-professional.
  • Noun, plural
    professionally.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    job-related, Practising, specific, full-time, corporate, medical.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Associations, officials, Environments, displays, settings, positions, powers, results, functions, items.
  • Noun, plural
    pros, principals, appraisals, managers, Scholarships, Workplaces, handlers, Specialities, disciplines, benefits, accountants, Duties, assessors, stewards.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Tradesmen.
  • Verb, past tense
    majored, needed.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    includes, contains, means.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    vocational, job-specific, profesional, Business-like, businesslike, operational, professional-to-professional, career, professional-grade, competent, multi-disciplinary, specialized, well-informed, artisanal, on-the-job, collegial, trained, technical, verbatim, health-service, academic, in-service, scientific, specialist.
  • Proper noun, singular
    qualifications, vocational, servants, frames, profession, profesional, career, careers, professionnelle, specialized, technical, professionnels, specialist, Specialists.
  • Noun, plural
    specializations, Specialties, workers, directorships, graduates, Caregivers, traders, qualifications, careers, professionnels, Specialists.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    vocational, profession, career, professionnelle, professionalization, technical, trader, specialist.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    professionnels.

Antonyms for Professional:

• adj.

  • all
    unprofessional, nonprofessional.
  • skilled, trained
    ignorant, incompetent, inept, stupid, inefficient, unskilled, unable, untalented, green, amateur, unintelligent, inexperienced, rookie, incapable, untrained, clumsy.

• n.

  • person prepared for work by extended study or practice
    greenhorn, apprentice.
  • Other antonyms:
    blue-collar.

Holonyms for Professional:

• n.

  • person
    professional organization, Professional Organisation.

Hypernym for Professional:

• n.

  • person
    practitioner, craftsman, past master, yuppie, primary care provider, educator, attorney, critic, careerist, pedagogue, lawyer, pcp, publisher, librarian, Pedagog, practician, bibliothec, caregiver, health professional, health care provider.

Hyponym for Professional:

• n.

  • person
    authority, adult, grownup.