Business and Target

Business

Business noun - An immediate objective.

Usage example: gossip was the main business of the evening

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Target and business are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Target" instead a noun "Business".

Target noun - A person or thing that is the object of abuse, criticism, or ridicule.

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Business and target are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Business" instead a noun "Target".

Nearby Words: targeted, targe, targeting

good	good business	good target
usual	usual business	usual target
regular	regular business	regular target
legitimate	legitimate business	legitimate target
Other adjectives: single, small, actual, real, large, huge, main, important, new, major, military, different.

Jack also thought he was the target due to Timecop-related business, but it turned out to be Matuzek due to "ordinary cop" business (even though the culprit knew about time travel).

Source: Whodunnit to Me?
After that, things were very personal for Jimmy, and the target "took a really long time to die." Ever since then Jimmy has stuck to the assassin's code of not getting too close to your target, and remembering that it's just business.

Source: Nothing Personal
As if they assumed their target audience knows everything about the business already.

Source: Anime / Shirobako

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