professionalism
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- noun
- /prəˈfɛʃənəlɪzəm/
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profesionalismo
- The team demonstrated exceptional professionalism during the project, ensuring everything was completed on time.
- lack of professionalism
- level of professionalism
- increase in professionalism
But I thought maybe I should up the professionalism on this channel.
- But I thought maybe I should up the professionalism on this channel.
- I think that there's a level of professionalism that comes with joining SAG.
- And what's nice is you're free of all this strict professionalism of an interview like this.
- It does kind of have that sleek professionalism, I don't know, motif that's going on now.
- Like he brought a level of success and professionalism to many South Jersey campaigns.
- But often the VC firm brings this type of professionalism to the table.
- Whereas Keith's like, yo dude, the low points for professionalism but high points for efficiency.
- But I think the respect level comes in when we do show, you know, our professionalism, our our trust.
- Alex was like the the definition of professionalism.
- There will also be some stipulations on the basic underlying professionalism of the clinician who provides.
- I mean, it was just like overwhelming power of expertise and professionalism.
- I think that dress does not impact performance or professionalism.
- But I think it's certainly developed a relationship to professionalism much earlier than almost anyone else I know.
- He shares the same complete lack of ethics, of morals, of professionalism.
- As a medical provider, you have to carry yourself with the air of professionalism.
- It was basically letting me know that on his set there's a certain level of professionalism and there are certain expectations.
Examples
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Yet the DPP also showed more professionalism in this election than in the past.
Academic text (1992) -
This government will have integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level.
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But I thought maybe I should up the professionalism on this channel.
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Okay, I appreciate your professionalism.
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I think caring is a part of professionalism in any job.
Academic text (2008) -
I was always struck by its great sense of professionalism and cooperation.
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Inclusion of caring as a part of professionalism is critically important, considering the current teacher education trend.
Academic text (2008) -
The implementation of a paraprofessional department contributed to the level of professionalism and pride among all paraprofessionals.
Academic text (2011) -
It's my client's position that Mr. Burton violated the professionalism clause of his contract, which is why he was terminated.
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I appreciate the high level of professionalism in your work and how you handle client relations.
Synonyms
A high level of skill and careful style in professional work
Antonyms
How Professional
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Surface Forms
Morphology
professionalism = professional (transparent) = profession + al + ism
The adjective 'professional' plus the noun-forming suffix '-ism' yields a standard abstract noun meaning the quality or practice associated with professionals.
Etymology
Professionalism comes from professional and profession, words that mean a person's 'job' or trained 'skill', and you can see the same idea in professor. So professionalism is the skill and proper behaviour expected of someone in their job.