hyperprofessionalism
US/ˌhaɪpɚprəˈfɛʃənəlɪzəm/
hyperprofessionalism noun: the strong emphasis on professional behavior, standards, and formality beyond what is normally expected.
Noun
hyperprofessionalism (usually uncountable, plural hyperprofessionalisms)
- The strong emphasis on professional behavior, standards, and formality beyond what is normally expected.
- To describe this strong emphasis on performing work professionally we have created the term hyperprofessionalism.2012, Lennard J. Davis, chapter 4, in User-based Innovation in Services, Edward Elgar Publishing, →DOI, section 1, page 53
Forms of hyperprofessionalism
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Origin of hyperprofessionalism
From hyperprofessional + -ism.
Questions about hyperprofessionalism
- What does hyperprofessionalism mean?
- Hyperprofessionalism means the strong emphasis on professional behavior, standards, and formality beyond what is normally expected.
- What part of speech is hyperprofessionalism?
- Hyperprofessionalism is a noun.
- How do you pronounce hyperprofessionalism?
- Hyperprofessionalism is pronounced /ˌhaɪpɚprəˈfɛʃənəlɪzəm/ (US).
- What is the plural of hyperprofessionalism?
- The plural of hyperprofessionalism is hyperprofessionalisms.
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