Occupation and Town

Occupation

Occupation noun - The activity by which one regularly makes a living.

Town and occupation are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Town" instead a noun "Occupation".

Town

Town noun - A thickly settled, highly populated area.
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Synonyms for Town

Occupation and town are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Occupation" instead a noun "Town".

Nearby Words: township, townsman

How words are described

human human occupation human town
old old occupation old town
normal normal occupation normal town
specific specific occupation specific town
Other adjectives: complete, original, actual, entire, main, former, last, different.

Both words in one sentence

  • Ghost Town Oradour-sur-Glane, France - Unlike most examples on this page, the town is abandoned not because of economic reasons, but because nearly the entire population was massacred during the Nazi occupation.
    Source: Ghost Town
  • Meaningful Rename The British occupation changed the name in 1945 as Wolfsburg after a nearby castle to de-Nazify the town.
  • Useful Notes / Léo Major It ended with a lot of captured Germans, a lot of dead SS officers, a burnt-down Gestapo HQ, and the town of Zwolle free of German occupation.
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