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clerkly

[klurk-lee, klahrk-lee] / ˈklɜrk li, ˈklɑrk li /


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And yet we are all in it together; the peasantification of clerkdom goes hand in hand with the replacement of drudge work by machines or by knowledge work – clerkly work.

From The Guardian • Sep. 6, 2019

The young clerks made jokes about him to the best of their clerkly wit, and told before his face all 35 sorts of stories of their own invention about him.

From SAT Tests

Gaudier's father was a carpenter who was pleased when his son won scholarships, not so pleased when the scholarship led to garrety art instead of clerkly business.

From Time Magazine Archive

Then, programmed with the price per lb., it calculates and prints out the cost; this largely eliminates the time-consuming process of clerkly computation.

From Time Magazine Archive

She ordered my message written out, so she has some clerkly learning.

From Nuala O'Malley by Bedford-Jones, H.