Employ and Venture

Employ

Employ verb - To provide with a paying job.

Venture and employ are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Venture" instead a verb "Employ".

Venture

Venture verb - To place in danger.

Employ and venture are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Employ" instead a verb "Venture".

Common collocations

man employ man venture man
time employ time venture time

Both words in one sentence

  • Fantasy Contraception: Female Heralds (and presumably, other women who venture afield) employ an herbal concoction that reduces or eliminates "moon days" and also has contraceptive properties.
  • The Lancer Since he's the hero's counterpoint, he may be more willing to employ dirty tricks or venture into moral gray areas.
    Source: The Lancer
  • In The Venture Bros., making a deal with "the Investors," a group of Intangible Men under the employ of the Guild of Calamitous Intent usually ends poorly for the deal maker.
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