Synonyms for jobless
ˈdʒɒb lɪsjob·less

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1. joblessadjective

   Synonyms:
   unemployed

2. joblessadjective

   Lacking employment.

   Synonyms:
   unemployed

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1. idle, jobless, out of workadjective

   not having a job

   "idle carpenters"; "jobless transients"; "many people in the area were out of work"

   Synonyms:
   groundless, loose, baseless, out of work, wild, light, dead, unused, unwarranted, idle, unfounded

   Antonyms:
   employed

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1. List of paraphrases for "jobless":

   unemployed, unemployment, non-employment

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1. Photographer Guillaume Binet:

   I met a woman whose husband and three sons are all fighting( for The Southern Resistance) -- the husband is fighting because he is jobless, and it's the only thing he can do, other men have come from Saudi Arabia to fight to protect their families and support The Southern Resistance.

2. Francois Savary:

   U.S. jobless claims are expected to surge again, and in this environment we cannot talk about a recovery in equities in the short term. The best you can hope for is stabilisation in the current environment.

3. Ben Carson:

   Every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases, i'm interested in making sure that people can enter the job market.

4. Amine Kessaci:

   Young drug traffickers aren't criminals, they're victims. Victims of the system that has left them forgotten and jobless in these neighborhoods. Victims of poverty, victims of the cockroaches, dirt and rats in the neighborhood. Victims from homes where there is no internet, no heating and no elevator even on level 21.

5. Shawn Hardman:

   I was trapped in a cell that it seemed like I could never get out of, i was told over and over that I either had to pay or go back to jail. I was homeless and jobless, so the cycle kept repeating.