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profects

profects is the plural of profect.

profects is the third-person singular simple present indicative of profect.

Meaning of profect

Noun

profect (plural profects)

  1. (obsolete) Profit.
    • Henry of Surrey was never for singular profect (profit) corrupted.1816, The Edinburgh Review, volume 27

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Questions about profects

What is profects the plural of?
Profects is the plural of profect.

Words near profects in the dictionary

  1. profect
  2. profected
  3. profection
  4. profectional
  5. profectitious
  6. profects
  7. profeminism
  8. profeminisms
  9. profeminist
  10. profeminists
  11. profemoral

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