Hired and Liked

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Hired adjective - Having services engaged for a fee.

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Liked and hired are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Liked" instead a verb "Hired".

Nearby Words: hire, hiring, hirer

Liked adjective - Found pleasant or attractive; often used as a combining form.

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Hired and liked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hired" instead a verb "Liked".

Nearby Words: like, liking, likable, likeable

Having shown himself to be able to shoot as Peter Jackson liked, he was then also hired as second unit director.

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One of the main reasons he got hired is that the boss liked having someone around who was even shorter than him.

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Valve liked it so much, they reportedly hired the students to make a full version for the company.

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