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An open avowal (true or false) of some belief or opinion.
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Nevertheless in 1655 the Mohawks again sent messengers to Quebec
professing
friendship.
2
A lifetime of letters, letters
professing
my love, letters from my heart.
3
It is a relic of mediaeval times, this idea of
professing
everything.
4
That you should deem me a liar in
professing
to love you-
5
A mathematical work
professing
to prove that the assumed ether causes gravitation.
6
Some
professing
Christians have already deserted him, others have perverted the faith.
7
There are treatises enough
professing
to instruct people how to build houses.
8
That is what a great many
professing
Christians do with their creeds.
9
A number of statements were put forth, all
professing
to be authentic.
10
Growing Christians-mayI venture to say?-arenot the majority of
professing
Christians.
11
No: nor to be heard of; Samoa himself
professing
utter ignorance.
12
He used no reserve in
professing
his attachment to the gospel.
13
The swoon of unconsciousness is the condition of some
professing
Christians.
14
The husband and wife simply deceive the world by
professing
to live monogamically.
15
The monks were
professing
to be searching for the missing brother.
16
Zobrist began
professing
his love to someone he called his inspiration.
professing
profess
profess friendship
profess christian
profess godliness
profess great
profess neutrality
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