Career and Streak

Career

Career verb - To proceed or move quickly.

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

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Streak and career are semantically related in rush topic. In some cases you can use "Streak" instead a verb "Career".

Nearby Words: careered, careerist, careering

Streak verb - To make stripes on.

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Career and streak are semantically related in race topic. Sometimes you can use "Career" instead a verb "Streak".

Nearby Words: streaked, streaky, streaking, streaker

good	good career	good streak
long	long career	long streak
current	current career	current streak
strong	strong career	strong streak
Other adjectives: serious, impressive, heroic, legendary.

Of course, the driver suddenly has the best winning streak of his career, driving her to murder.

Source: Springtime for Hitler
It also happens to be the first of a 9-year streak of bombs that ended his serious directing career.

Source: Box Office Bomb / I Through R
Loser Leaves Town: He was integral in three half-matches of this type: At Wrestlemania XXIV, he ended Ric Flair's career by defeating him; and At Wrestlemania XXVI, he bet his career he could end the Undertaker's streak.

Source: Wrestling / Shawn Michaels

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