Job and Practice

Job

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

Usage example: a high-paying job as a banker

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

Nearby Word: jobless

Practice noun - A private performance or session in preparation for a public appearance.

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Job and practice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Job" instead a noun "Practice".

old	old job	old practice
good	good job	good practice
best	best job	best practice
similar	similar job	similar practice
Other adjectives: normal, specific, regular, current, original, proper, poor, actual, entire, real, dangerous, bad, terrible, easy, new, former, odd.

The Golden Handcuffs actually refers to the practice of lining up incentives to an employee who may want to leave their job in a way that makes it impractical to leave.

Source: Ultimate Job Security
So she's going to balance fighting off those Demonic Invaders with cheerleading practice or her job or dating.

Source: Part-Time Hero
In practice, it's common in many professions for job postings to demand at least an upper second.

Source: Rank Inflation

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