professedly
- r with pretense or intention to deceive
is only professedly poor - r by open declaration
Susan Smith was professedly guilty of the murders
- Care should be taken to avoid entrusting administrative functions to anyone who is professedly or generally known to be opposed to the general views of the Italian people on .
- He became the ancestor of the Israelites (of whom the Jews are the professedly sole remnants).
- In Britain, "which is professedly Christian .