Faculty and Job

Faculty

Faculty noun - A natural ability of the mind or body.

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Job and faculty are semantically related In some cases you can use "Job" instead a noun "Faculty".

Job noun - An assignment at which one regularly works for pay.

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Faculty and job are semantically related in employment topic. Sometimes you can use "Faculty" instead a noun "Job".

Nearby Word: jobless

current	current faculty	current job
poor	poor faculty	poor job
entire	entire faculty	entire job
big	big faculty	big job
Other adjectives: said, previous.

If you look around at university faculty (especially business and science departments) you may be surprised how many of them made a fortune and took the job just because they wanted to teach.

Source: Non-Idle Rich
In The Last Continent, when the UU faculty fear Mrs Whitlow is about to be eaten by sharks, the Dean says she knew the risks when she took the job.

Source: They Knew the Risks
Most of his faculty colleagues just go by their job descriptions as well, such as The Dean, The Lecturer in Recent Runes, and the Bursar.

Source: Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"

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