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caretaker
noun as in person who maintains something
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- baby sitter
- house-sitter
- watchperson
Example Sentences
Linda not only has to mother her child but also serve as caretaker while her absent husband gets to play the role of fun parent via phone.
Similarly, the work requirements would apply to residents ages 18 to 61 who are not disabled, pregnant, primary caretakers of young children, college students or in other exempted categories.
“It’s his voice — his lifeline,” his aunt and primary caretaker Cassandra Gonzalez says of the app.
“When you leave a family member in someone else’s care, you are relying on that caretaker to provide the highest standard of safety, comfort, and care.”
The farm caretaker, who has also been arrested, was found with three live rounds.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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