Care and Work

Care

Care noun - The work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something.

Usage example: no medical care was required

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Work and care are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Work" instead a noun "Care".

Work verb - Cause to operate or function.

Usage example: Can you work an electric drill?

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Care and work are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Care" instead the word "Work" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: works, working, worked, workable, worker

good	good care	good work
best	best care	best work
particular	particular care	particular work
better	better care	better work
Other adjectives: usual, complete, regular, single, entire, real, hard, extensive, great, serious, little, quick, main, less, extra, greatest, dental.

people	care people	work people
job	care job	work job
relationship	care relationship	work relationship
time	care time	work time
Other words: way, bit, little, magic, less.

Not because they actually care about civilian deaths, but because they don't like doing the field work and paper work afterwards.

Source: Video Game / Batman: Arkham Origins
Since the opus was conceived in a 4:3 ratio, a lot of thought and care went into the process from all sides to respect the artistic integrity of the work.

Source: Series / The Wire
Turns out the Doozers like having their hard work destroyed; they love to build things, but they don't care for the completed projects, and if they're torn down, they have more room to keep building.

Source: Series / Fraggle Rock

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