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unemployed

[uhn-em-ploid] / ˌʌn ɛmˈplɔɪd /


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Interestingly, Meghan admitted that she and Harry were initially concerned that they wouldn’t be able to afford the home, noting that—at the time—they were both unemployed.

From MarketWatch

Because being unemployed tends to make people quite aggravated and unhappy too.

From Los Angeles Times

Since last May, she has been using her Discover card to pay for her two-year-old daughter's childcare, while unemployed.

From BBC

Similar gaps among the employed and unemployed manifested.

From MarketWatch

Continuing claims, a gauge of the size of the total unemployed population, fell to 1.88 million in the week through Jan. 3, from 1.9 million the week before.

From The Wall Street Journal