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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
Weak matches
Example Sentences
In the wake of the horror show that was Russell Martin's time in the job, they needed someone the fans wanted to get behind, a guy with presence and who they could believe in.
City officials estimated the project would shave as much as 30 minutes from South Side residents’ travel times and create 12,500 construction jobs in neighborhoods where 24% of residents live below the poverty line.
After playing tennis professionally when he was younger on challenger tours in India and Europe, Stephen had moved on to coaching, taking a job at the El Caballero Country Club in Tarzana.
Even as the labor market has softened, healthcare jobs have stayed plentiful: People spend on healthcare in good times and bad, and thus far, the ability to change bedpans and insert IVs hasn’t been automated.
But the current shutdown will be Mark's last -- he's decided to leave his government job.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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