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unemployed
adjective as in without a job
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Example Sentences
“A smaller workforce leads to both fewer new jobs and fewer unemployed people looking for jobs,” he said.
"Some of my friends are unemployed, still living at home and looking for a job," he says.
Around a third of Tanzanians ages 18 to 25 are unemployed, according to recent data from nonprofit research network Afrobarometer, and the economy in recent years has been pummeled by drought and rising inflation.
But it’s been months and so far, he’s still unemployed.
Too many young college grads are unemployed because they aren’t willing or able to do the jobs that are available.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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