Serf and Worker

Serf

Serf noun - (Middle Ages) a person who is bound to the land and owned by the feudal lord.
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Synonyms for Serf

Worker and serf are semantically related In some cases you can use "Worker" instead a noun "Serf".

Nearby Words: serfdom, serfhood

Worker

Worker noun - A person who does very hard or dull work.
Usage example: a champion of the rights of the farm workers who pick the nation's fruits and vegetables

Serf and worker are semantically related in person who is employed topic. You can use "Serf" instead a noun "Worker".

Nearby Words: work, working, worked, workplace, workmate

How words are described

old old serf old worker
average average serf average worker
dead dead serf dead worker
lazy lazy serf lazy worker
Other adjectives: former, random.
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