professedly
英 [prə'festlɪ] 美 [prə'festlɪ]

adv.

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英英释义

professedly[ prə'fesidli ]

• adv.
  • with pretense or intention to deceive

    "is only professedly poor"

  • by open declaration

    "Susan Smith was professedly guilty of the murders"

    同义词：avowedly

双语例句

1. She is professedly a feminist.
   她自称是女权运动者。

权威例句

[1] The Persians, who know not Christ, will rebuke the sins of kings professedly Christians, when the book of life shall be opened a...
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