Professional
Professional adjective - Of or relating to or suitable as a profession.
Taught and professional are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taught" instead an adjective "Professional".
Taught
Professional and taught are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Professional" instead an adjective "Taught".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- prepared and professional
- prepared and taught
- accomplished and professional
- accomplished and taught
- polished and professional
- polished and taught
- clever and professional
- clever and taught
- skillful and professional
- skillful and taught
- trained and professional
- trained and taught
- experienced and professional
- experienced and taught
Both words in one sentence
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Where traditional maths are taught in a linear path of lessons that increase in difficulty, cryptology is like a professional contortionist that requires much much mental flexibility.
- FBI agents are taught to be courteous and professional specifically for the purpose of contrasting with the negative CIA stereotype.
Source: CIA Evil, FBI Good - And yet he admits that he cooks mostly because it's all that his grandfather taught him how to do before dying, and mostly seems to feel a professional pride about what he went through hell to learn.
Source: Technician vs. Performer
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