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professionalism

Definition for professionalism

noun as in polished skill

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"I think what you would say about Craig, and a lot of people wouldn't see it, is his professionalism," adds Given, who once joked Bellamy "probably moans in his sleep".

From BBC

For Edwards' side though, considering the increased investment in the women's game and its ever-growing professionalism, it is unlikely they have entered a tournament under this level of scrutiny before.

From BBC

"A win wouldn't prove that professionalism doesn't matter. It would prove how much this team gives without the systems it deserves."

From BBC

Concerns over discipline and professionalism led the club to assign private chefs to him, while late nights because of gaming affected his training punctuality, making him the club's most-fined player in recent years.

From BBC

In his resignation email, Siebert thanked colleagues for their dedication and professionalism, emphasizing his commitment to justice.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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