Hire
Hire noun - The state of being provided with a paying job.
Recruiting and hire are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Recruiting" instead a noun "Hire".
Recruiting
Hire and recruiting are semantically related. You can use "Hire" instead the word "Recruiting" as a noun or a verb.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Recruiting the Criminal: The TRD hire con-artist Jack Masterson, in order to help them catch con-artist Jack Masterson... time travel was involved.
Source: Literature / Chrono Hustle -
Lowered Recruiting Standards: In Season 3, they're forced to hire new COs and it's quite clear that they are not cut out for the job.
Source: Series / Orange Is the New Black -
Recruiting the Criminal: Sometimes shogunate uses services of Genjuro - a famous hitokiri (killer for hire) with the love for dirty work (because it allows him to kill more people) - just because he is effective.
Source: Video Game / Samurai Shodown
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