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unemployed
adjective as in without a job
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Ms Padi is currently unemployed and struggles to provide her daughter with the support she needs, including swimming lessons.
Telling people I lost my job is painful, not because I’m embarrassed to be unemployed, but because it means that there will be fewer WBCs in L.A. schools, staffed with fewer trusted adults.
Defendants find themselves both unemployed and unemployable, blacklisted, bankrupt and broken.
New Leeds keeper Lucas Perri was given a comfortable introduction as Everton left him virtually unemployed apart from one low shot from Carlos Alcaraz in the closing stages, which he saved comfortably.
Online, young women even joke that the surest way to a second date is to pretend to be unemployed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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