Hired and Recruit

Hired

Hired adjective - Having services engaged for a fee.
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Synonyms for Hired

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

Nearby Words: hire, hiring, hirer

Recruit

Recruit verb - To provide with a paying job.

Hired and recruit are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Hired" with "Recruit", this verbs are similar.

Both words in one sentence

  • In Mass Effect 2, in order to recruit "Archangel" for their mission, Shepard has to first pose as a freelance mercenary, joining the other mooks-for-hire hired by the three major mercenary groups on Omega, hellbent on taking Archangel out.
  • The tournament organizer also attempts to recruit the winners into his organization as hired muscle.
  • Literature / The Reynard Cycle In The Baron of Maleperduys, Reynard has Bruin recruit an entire army's worth of hired swords in order to combat the Calvarians.
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