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semi-professionals

semi-professionals is the plural of semi-professional.

Meaning of semi-professional

Noun

semi-professional (plural semi-professionals)

  1. A semi-professional sportsman or athlete
  2. A person in a salaried job, usually not well paid, with some limited skilled or technical components.
    • They are often semi-professionals or lower-paid professionals living in cities or commuter towns.2026 May 9, Pat Kane, “SNP’s win keeps indy at the heart of Scottish politics”, in The National

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Questions about semi-professionals

What is semi-professionals the plural of?
Semi-professionals is the plural of semi-professional.

Words near semi-professionals in the dictionary

  1. semi-postal stamps
  2. semi-precious
  3. semi-presidential
  4. semi-pro
  5. semi-professional
  6. semi-professionals
  7. semi-profile
  8. semi-proletariat
  9. semi-proletariats
  10. semi-pros
  11. semi-protected

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