professedly
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Definition(s):
- (adv) with pretense or intention to deceive
- (adv) by open declaration
Usage(s):
- A budget professedly designed to stimulate incentive studiously ignores the risk-taker.
- There he professedly abandoned his faith in European medical science, took up yoga exercises with such fervor that friends feared for his sanity.
- Now Japan, a sovereign nation, is poor, almost broke, worried, and professedly ready to reform.
Quotes
- Reminding that the 8-point agreement to request the UN to assist in the management of the armies and arms of both sides, Prachanda said, "The letter self-professedly and provocatively talks of 'Assist in the monitoring of the combatants of the...on Jul 24, 2006 By: chairman Prachanda Source: Himalayan Times
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