Adjective
self-professed (not comparable)
Stated, announced, or acknowledged by oneself.
Self-professed conservatives comprise about 40% to 45% of the electorate. Paul Weyrich
Self-professed liberals are only 15 to 20% of the electorate. Paul Weyrich
And, as a self-professed film and comics buff, it’s also one I’ve seen elegantly taken on in many productions, but perhaps nowhere better than Netflix’s “Daredevil.” Source: Internet
In 1993, lang and self-professed heterosexual supermodel Cindy Crawford posed for the cover of Vanity Fair in a provocative arrangement that showed Crawford shaving lang's face, as lang lounged in a barber's chair wearing a pinstripe suit. Source: Internet
A self-professed foodie, she’s frequently hosting dinner parties and delving into meaningful conversations with her close circle of friends. Source: Internet
In an of age of self-professed scientific medicine, the movement’s association with radical religious beliefs and other non-conforming lifestyle choices, such as vegetarianism and abstinence from alcohol, made it a target for lampoonery. Source: Internet