Court and Staff

Court

Court noun - The residence of a ruler.

Staff and court are semantically related. in royal household topic. In some cases you can use "Staff" instead a noun "Court".

Staff

Staff noun - A body of persons at work or available for work.
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Synonyms for Staff

Court and staff are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Court" instead a noun "Staff".

Nearby Words: staffed, staffer, staffing

How words are described

fellow fellow court fellow staff
human human court human staff
full full court full staff
special special court special staff
Other adjectives: regular, current, original, corrupt, small, actual, entire, real, main, personal, new, former, military, civilian, administrative.

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Night Court Marley - a pencil-pusher who takes over running maintenance for the court house after the staff go on strike.
  • Most embassies at the court of Melor have taken the hint and have surprisingly handsome "diplomats" on staff.
  • The Scottish Trope On the night their first supreme court justice was confirmed he refused to let the staff drink (or even decorate) until the 51st "yea" vote was recorded.
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