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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
You know, the job we expect journalists to do.
I obviously can't do that because it's my job to pay attention — but I have to admit that I find myself fighting pessimism, if not total despair.
She said 25,000 jobs were now at risk and asked the prime minister to set out "exactly what he is doing to protect the British car industry from his failure to negotiate".
The university said it would not be making that many staff redundant, with a "significantly lower" number of jobs affected.
The cuts come despite a record £1.16bn for the Met from City Hall for the coming year - money it said had protected more than 900 neighbourhood policing jobs.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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