Adverb:

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professionally's Usage Examples:

Each of the hotel's professionally decorated rooms or suites has hardwood floors, a full bath and kitchen or kitchenette, antiques, and all the latest technology.

She was assuming he was actually interested in her personally, not professionally.

Before investing in whiteners, have your teeth professionally cleaned first.

Some simply enjoy reading them for personal use, others rely on them as a guidepost for daily decisions, and some people read for others either as a courtesy or professionally.

Homemade tattoo ink is an inferior substitute to professionally manufactured dyes, but that doesn't stop many at-home tattoo enthusiasts from concocting their own formulas from soot and ashes.

I should be able to react professionally to something like that.

Armed with knowledge, you can weigh your lender's advice more competently; is the representative you're dealing with guiding you toward what will work best for you, or what will earn the lender the most money?They provide the peace of mind that every detail is professionally coordinated and crises can be competently handled.

Dressing neatly and professionally instills feelings of trustworthiness and confidence.

Although there are professionally trained and certified infant massage therapists, the obvious first choice to massage the baby is the mother, father, grandparent, or guardian.

He quotes Colquhoun's plan for a professionally paid police force - a novel idea in those days to stop pilferage.

These prosecutions, in most cases, were no doubt instigated by Sir John Scott, and were the most important proceedings in which he was ever professionally engaged.

What about all those little citizens populating the city?While different from the "viral" videos populating social video sites, professionally and semi-professionally produced videos bare the unmistakable sense of humor that the Internet is known for.

1 oft o'aVestervik m Hdgby ?We tackle our work; professionally and without rancor to one another in spite of a pall of indecision that oft times seeps in like a chill from a leaky window frame.