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job
noun as in employment
Strongest matches
activity, appointment, assignment, business, career, office, operation, place, position, post, profession, situation, spot, stint, task, trade, work
Strong matches
berth, billet, calling, capacity, chore, connection, craft, engagement, faculty, function, gig, grind, handicraft, line, livelihood, means, niche, occupation, opening, posting, pursuit, racket, swindle, vocation
Weak matches
noun as in task
Strongest matches
action, assignment, business, care, duty, effort, office, operation, project, responsibility, role, stint, task, thing, work
Strong matches
act, affair, burden, charge, chore, commission, concern, contribution, deed, devoir, enterprise, errand, function, matter, mission, obligation, province, pursuit, undertaking, venture
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Example Sentences
She added: "Peers are now doing the job MPs were unable to do, making sure this bill can be safe and workable."
In the early 20th century, about a million Mexicans came north, pushed by the violence of the revolution and pulled by jobs at American factories and farms.
The market’s relief at the shutdown ending proved brief as investors turned cautious amid uncertainty about when key data, especially jobs figures, will be released and how reliable it will be.
The only rules I recommend: no doing your actual job, and no talking on the phone.
Horton had resigned from that job after allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a patient.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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