moonlighting

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All (3) Adjective (2) Noun (1)

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adulterous adj.
unfaithful adj.
sideline n.

ADJECTIVE

adulterous

Synonyms

STRONGEST

cheating extracurricular illicit

WEAK

double-crossing fast and loose immoral speedy two-faced two-timing unchaste

Antonyms

WEAK

chaste clean pure virginal

ADJECTIVE

unfaithful

Synonyms

STRONGEST

cheating untrue

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adulterine deceitful double-crossing faithless false false-hearted fickle foresworn inconstant incontinent not true to of bad faith perfidious philandering recreant shifty snaky sneaking traitorous treacherous treasonable two-faced two-timing unchaste unreliable untrustworthy wicked

Antonyms

WEAK

faithful loyal trustworthy

NOUN

sideline

Synonyms

STRONG

distraction diversion hobby recreation subsidiary

WEAK

leisure activity leisure pursuit second job side job side project

Antonyms

STRONG

profession vocation work

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moonlighting

Busby began moonlighting in the honky tonks and was soon making more money with his mandolin than he could as a fed.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jul. 31, 2026

Some didn’t even sell insurance full-time, moonlighting from jobs in real estate or other fields.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jun. 29, 2026

One of his lawyers has been moonlighting as a clown in his downtime, according to Business Insider.

From BBC ● Apr. 28, 2026

Early in her career, she taught music to grade-schoolers and was discovered while moonlighting in a D.C. night club.

From Los Angeles Times ● Feb. 24, 2025

Teachers, especially a teacher moonlighting as a counselor, tend to get left out of student gossip.

From "Thirteen Reasons Why" by Jay Asher

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