Life Skills & Careers Word Search
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Sample words: ABILITY, ANALYSIS, BOSS, TIMING, ACCURACY, JUST, JOB, QUIRK, HOBBY, ZEAL, PAY, ETHICS, NAME, QUICK, ZONE, RISK.
Life Skills & Careers word list, defined
- ABILITY /əˈbɪləti/ · noun
- The power, skill, or capacity to do something; the quality of being able to perform an action or achieve a result. Related: capability, capacity, skill, talent.
- ANALYSIS /əˈnæl.ə.sɪs/ · noun
- The detailed examination of the elements or structure of something, typically as a basis for discussion, interpretation, or problem-solving. Related: examination, evaluation, breakdown, dissection.
- BOSS /bɒs/ (British), /bɔːs/ (US) · noun
- A person who is in charge of a worker, group, or organization; one who directs or supervises others' work. As a verb, to give orders to someone in an overbearing or domineering way. Related: manager, supervisor, superior, chief.
- TIMING /ˈtaɪmɪŋ/ · noun
- The arrangement or regulation of events in relation to time, especially the precise moment when an action or event should occur. It can also refer to the measurement of elapsed time or, technically, to the moment at which a mechanical process is initiated. Related: tempo, cadence, schedule, timekeeping.
- ACCURACY /ˈæk.jə.rə.si/ · noun
- The quality or state of being correct, precise, and free from error; the degree to which a measurement, statement, or result conforms to the truth or to a standard. Related: precision, exactness, correctness, fidelity.
- JUST /dʒʌst/ · adverb, adjective, determiner
- As an adverb, “just” means exactly, only, or very recently, depending on context; it can also emphasize a statement. As an adjective, it means fair, deserved, or morally right. As a determiner, chiefly in British informal English, it means only. Related: exactly, only, merely, fairly.
- JOB /dʒɒb/ (British); /dʒɑːb/ (US) · noun, verb
- As a noun, a piece of paid work, a position or occupation, or a task that must be completed. As a verb, to employ someone in a job, or to undertake work for payment. Related: occupation, position, employment, role.
- QUIRK /kwɜːrk/ (US); /kwɜːk/ (UK) · noun
- A distinctive or unusual habit, characteristic, or feature of a person, place, system, or thing. It may also refer to an unexpected or puzzling development. Related: peculiarity, idiosyncrasy, eccentricity, oddity.
- HOBBY /ˈhɒbi/ (British); /ˈhɑːbi/ (US) · noun
- An activity that one does regularly for pleasure, interest, or relaxation, rather than mainly for work or financial gain. Related: pastime, interest, avocation, occupation.
- ZEAL /ziːl/ · noun
- Zeal is enthusiastic devotion or passionate interest in a cause, activity, or person. It can also describe intense and sometimes excessive eagerness in pursuing an objective. Related: enthusiasm, passion, fervor, ardor.
- PAY /peɪ/ · verb and noun
- As a verb, to give money in exchange for goods, services, or the settlement of an obligation. As a noun, an amount of money paid, especially as wages, compensation, or remuneration. Related: compensate, remit, settle, disburse.
- ETHICS /ˈɛθɪks/ · noun
- The branch of philosophy concerned with moral principles and questions of right and wrong conduct; also, the moral principles or standards that govern a person's behaviour or the conduct of a profession or organization. Related: morality, principles, moral code, conscience.
- NAME /neɪm/ · noun & verb
- As a noun, a name is the word or set of words by which a person, place, thing, or idea is known; it can also refer to a person's reputation. As a verb, to name someone or something is to identify them by their name or formally assign a name to them. Related: appellation, designation, label, title.
- QUICK /kwɪk/ · adjective, adverb, noun
- Quick means moving, acting, or completed with speed; it can also mean brief, prompt, mentally alert, or, in archaic and literary use, alive. Related: fast, rapid, swift, brisk.
- ZONE /zoʊn/ (US); /zəʊn/ (British) · noun; verb
- A zone is an area or region, especially one distinguished by its boundaries, characteristics, or function. As a verb, zone means to assign an area to a designated category or to mark it for particular use. Related: area, region, district, sector.
- RISK /rɪsk/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, risk means a possibility of harm, loss, or undesirable consequences. As a verb, it means to expose something or someone to such a possibility. Related: danger, hazard, chance, jeopardy.
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