Clear
Clear adjective - Easily seen through.
Unemployed and clear are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unemployed" instead an adjective "Clear".
Unemployed
Unemployed adjective - Having no job.
Clear and unemployed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clear" instead an adjective "Unemployed".
Nearby Words: unemployment, unemployable
Both words in one sentence
- One-Hour Work Week: Jake got fired in the pilot, and Gil is explicitly unemployed, but Denna, Annie, and Kay seem to never be working, and whether they even have jobs isn't clear.
Source: Series / Marry Me - We find out in the sixth book that he bit Lupin when he was very young, and the books make it pretty clear that being a werewolf put huge mental, emotional, and physical strain on him, plus the fact that (due to discrimination against werewolves) he's generally unemployed and dirt-poor.
Source: Adult Fear / Literature
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