Usually means: Below professional level; less skilled.
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We found 8 dictionaries that define the word subprofessional:

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  1. subprofessional: Merriam-Webster
  2. subprofessional: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
  3. subprofessional: Collins English Dictionary
  4. subprofessional: Wiktionary
  5. subprofessional: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
  6. subprofessional: Infoplease Dictionary
  7. subprofessional: Dictionary.com
  8. subprofessional: TheFreeDictionary.com

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Definitions from Wiktionary (subprofessional)

▸ adjective:  Not meeting the quality standards expected of a professional.
▸ noun:  A person working at less than professional level.

Similar:
unprofessional, substandard, nonprofessional, amateur, unprofesh, non-professional, subpar, suboptimal, subcollegiate, unproficient, more...

Opposite:
professional, expert, skilled, qualified

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Similar:
unprofessional, substandard, nonprofessional, amateur, unprofesh, non-professional, subpar, suboptimal, subcollegiate, unproficient, more...

Opposite:
professional, expert, skilled, qualified



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