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Meaning professionally meaning
What does professionally mean?
professionally
Synonyms professionally synonyms
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Simple sentences
Tom decided to give up playing guitar professionally.
I didn't know you sang professionally.
Movie subtitles
I'm here professionally, Egbert.
Socially and professionally.
Not professionally.
Quite frankly, I came here professionally.
Kris, the state Supreme Court declared you to be Santa Claus and, personally and professionally, I agree with them.
Professionally.
Not professionally, but he's a wonderful character.
Did you race professionally?
Possibly never again, professionally.
Only professionally.
Of course, not professionally.
Well, I thought perhaps you might be and that I'd better clear myself in case we ever meet again professionally.
We regretfully are not so professionally understanding.
Professionally he knows he's playing with dynamite.
Well, not professionally.
No reason why we couldn't join up, professionally.
Of course, professionally.
Did everything professionally.
Started fighting professionally in 1 928.
Phyllis. We were closely associated at one time. Professionally, of course.
Well, I mean, not professionally.
Professionally, we fight like two tigers, but afterwards.
Did you race professionally? Oh, yeah.
Now have you played professionally before?
Possibly never again, professionally. - Oh.
And Tillie, professionally known as the Titillating Twister from Tennessee.
You do this professionally, or just to entertain friends?
In any case, not any more: I'm retired both professionally and from the world.
Lenore I'd like to see you again. - You mean professionally?
That you worked together, professionally.
Not personally, captain, professionally.
Not professionally, but he was very good.
Yes, even though I kept telling her I didn't want to see you professionally.
See, professionally speaking, I'm a gum man myself.
You would be utterly ruined professionally if it were learnt. that you had experimented on your own family.
Professionally, yes.
News and current affairs
Worse than that, at least until recently, a committee evaluating an economist would likely think that writing a popular economics book that does not repeat the received wisdom of the discipline might even be professionally unethical.
Professionally managed investment funds are expensive, because managers trade a lot and are paid hefty fees.
Murder sprees are more often than not a form of personal revenge - losers wishing to blow up the world around them, because they feel humiliated or rejected, whether socially, professionally, or sexually.
After all, the Russian media do not seem more trustworthy, better informed, or more professionally run than in most countries; quite to the contrary, they are owned by a few oligarchs, and their bias and manipulation are both transparent and crude.