Post and Trade

Post

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

Usage example: she's held a number of teaching posts at local colleges

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Trade and post are semantically related In some cases you can use "Trade" instead a noun "Post".

Nearby Words: posted, posting, poster, postage

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

Usage example: writing is my trade

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Post and trade are semantically related in job topic. Sometimes you can use "Post" instead a noun "Trade", if it concerns topics such as position.

Nearby Words: traded, trading, trader, tradesman

old	old post	old trade
high	high post	high trade
entire	entire post	entire trade
bad	bad post	bad trade
Other adjectives: main, peaceful, easy, new, major, final, military, subsequent, local, recent.

The intra-US slave trade was a massive business, and slave population actually rose post-1808.

Source: Born Into Slavery
At other times the film gets even more condescending, describing the Inuk as "happy-go-lucky" and remarking on how they like to trade for "brightly colored candy" at the trading post.

Source: Film / Nanook of the North
In Brian Evenson's post-apocalyptic short story "An Accounting", a diplomat goes on a trade mission to the Midwest, meets a group of tribesmen, and convinces them that he's Jesus.

Source: No Party Like a Donner Party

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