Career and Walk

Career

Career noun - The particular occupation for which you are trained.

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Walk and career are semantically related in course topic. In some cases you can use "Walk" instead a noun "Career", when it comes to topics like thing.

Nearby Words: careered, careerist, careering

Walk

Walk noun - Careers in general.

Usage example: it happens in all walks of life

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Career and walk are semantically related in course topic. Sometimes you can use "Career" instead a noun "Walk", if it concerns topics such as discipline.

Nearby Words: walked, walkout, walkover, walking, walkway

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good	good career	good walk
long	long career	long walk
brief	brief career	brief walk
short	short career	short walk
Other adjectives: original, entire, main, different, lengthy, athletic.

Both words in one sentence

The trope really comes into play in a chapter where a professor at the university where Keichi is a student has spent his entire career dedicated to making robots that can walk like a human, and then one of Skuld's inventions happens to walk right by.

Source: The Spark of Genius
He is currently pursuing a career as a musician and regained the ability to walk by 2015.

Source: Casualty in the Ring
Luis Gonzalez had a respectable career as a member of the Diamondbacks, but ask if they know who he is and they'll probably say he's the guy whose walk-off single ended the 2001 World Series.

Source: One-Hit Wonder

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