Career and Hustle

Career

Career verb - To proceed or move quickly.

Usage example: she careered off to the class she'd almost forgotten

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Hustle and career are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hustle" instead a verb "Career".

Nearby Words: careered, careerist, careering

Hustle verb - To proceed or move quickly.

Usage example: we'd better hustle, or we'll miss the train

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Career and hustle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Career" instead a verb "Hustle".

Nearby Word: hustling

Lovecraft's stories take place in this time period, appropriately enough as it covers the span of his litterary career and far preferred Ye Olde Anglo-Saxon way of life to the hustle and bustle of contemporary urban America; as the setting is Lovecraft Country, it remains credible.

Source: Genteel Interbellum Setting
He gained popularity after starting a rather unfortunate MMA career and simultaneously competed in HUSTLE, where he served as Generalissimo Takada's main enforcer.

Source: Wrestling / Giant Silva
Silva nonetheless is the most famous and remembered in Japan thanks to his career in PRIDE and Fighting Opera HUSTLE, but American fans barely remember or even know him.

Source: Wrestling / Giant Silva

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