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occupation
noun as in profession, business
noun as in control, possession
Strongest matches
noun as in seizure, takeover
Strong matches
Weak match
Example Sentences
The Nazi occupation was only one of many reasons his childhood was not a happy one, although his mother and certain teachers recognized his musical abilities early and tried to help as they could.
Though some federal workers in high-demand occupations have gotten jobs quickly, many others face a crowded market and slow searches in a tough white-collar hiring market.
Insisting he was unbowed, he said the deaths would be “the fuel of victory, the path to Jerusalem and a stain that will forever haunt the occupation.”
We know the skills and occupations of the workers that firms intended to hire.
In confirming the announcement, Hamas said it would "end the war in Gaza, ensure the complete withdrawal of the occupation forces, allow the entry of humanitarian aid, and implement a prisoner exchange".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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