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stint
noun as in period of responsibility
verb as in economize; hold back
Example Sentences
Chesney mostly coached on the defensive side of the ball in his early stints as an assistant, rising to defensive coordinator at Johns Hopkins.
England's training session on Tuesday is in the afternoon, with a further stint under lights coming on Wednesday.
Commercial sailors generally spend about six months at sea each year, broken into smaller stints, though they may work more or less.
Following her first stint as an elected representative, she continued to crusade for various causes, including civil liberties and better social-welfare programs for women and children.
He won seven major honours during his first stint as manager and the way he has restored the club to winning ways during such a testing spell has only enhanced his reputation among the supporters.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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