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biprofessional

biprofessional adjective: relating to two professions.

Adjective

biprofessional (not comparable)

  1. Relating to two professions.

Noun

biprofessional (plural biprofessionals)

  1. A person working in two professions.
    • The biprofessionals, for example, those who combine law and accounting, are often quite useful to their organizations and have great occupational mobility. Just as many of you are now biprofessionals, some will become multiprofessionals.1978, Lewis R. Benton, Management for the future, page viii

Forms of biprofessional

pluralbiprofessionals

Origin of biprofessional

From bi- + professional.

Questions about biprofessional

What does biprofessional mean?
Biprofessional means relating to two professions.
What part of speech is biprofessional?
Biprofessional can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near biprofessional in the dictionary

  1. biprimes
  2. biprism
  3. biprisms
  4. biproduct
  5. biproducts
  6. biprofessional
  7. biprofessionals
  8. biprojective
  9. biprojectivity
  10. biprong
  11. bipronged

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