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Profess
Profess verb - To present a false appearance of.
Common collocations
| faith | back faith | profess faith |
Both words in one sentence
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The Hyleks also profess to be a proud warrior race, and they back it up, even if the effect is somewhat lost as they're a race of tribal frogs.
Source: Video Game / Guild Wars 2 -
To top it all off, the trauma from the tsunami causes Iris to profess her love for Barry, but when Barry tries to do the same after going back, she is repulsed and Eddie gets pissed at him.
Source: Series / The Flash (2014) -
Her Evil Plan is a partial success; Fang does come back to her and profess his love, but they both end up in jail at the end.
Source: Daddy's Little Villain
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