Hiring and Taking

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Taking and hiring are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taking" instead an adjective "Hiring".

Nearby Words: hire, hired, hirer

Taking adjective - Very pleasing to look at.

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Hiring and taking are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hiring" instead an adjective "Taking".

Nearby Words: take, taken, taker, takingly

Thomas Edison was seen as progressive in his time for hiring foreign-born and black engineers to work for him - and reviled today for ripping them off and taking all the profits for their ideas.

Source: Comicbook / Hardware
She's entitled to work independently and keep what she earns; she thanks him at one point for not hiring her out and taking the money.note When geisha begin working (usually as maiko, apprentices) their pay goes to the okiya that invested a huge amount of money and materials in training them.

Source: Theatre / The Teahouse of the August Moon
Lori and her neighbours quickly get in the spirit, doing library research, taking one of Sally Pyne's sewing classes, or hiring costumes from a theatrical supplier.

Source: Awesome Anachronistic Apparel

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