casual
adjective [before noun] (TEMPORARY) /ˈkæʒ.ju.əl/Definition
C2 not regular or fixed: casual labour/labourers/workers casual sexEmployment status and types of workTemporaryShort in timeTemporaryShort in time casually /-i/ adverb B2 She was dressed casually in shorts and a T-shirt.The style, appearance, and make-up of clothesLacking interest and enthusiasmUnwilling and reluctantNot showing or feeling emotionsEmployment status and types of workTemporaryShort in timeChance and randomness
(Definition of casual adjective (TEMPORARY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- administrative adjective
- at the coalface idiom
- backroom boys noun
- blue-collar adjective
- coolie noun
- honorary adjective
- jobseeker noun
- labour-intensive adjective
- lackey noun
- managerial adjective
- menial adjective
- probation noun
- shiftwork noun
- short time noun
- skilled adjective
- skilled noun
- slave labour noun
- the low man on the totem pole idiom
- treadmill noun (REPEATED WORK)
- unpaid adjective
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