Synonyms for laid-off
laid-off

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. discharged, dismissed, fired, laid-off, pink-slippedadjective

   having lost your job

   Synonyms:
   dismissed, discharged, fired, pink-slipped

   Antonyms:
   employed

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "laid-off":

   demobilized, lay-off, redundant

How to pronounce laid-off?

How to say laid-off in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use laid-off in a sentence?

1. Anna Jane Grossman:

   The pool of freelancers out there grew because so many people were laid off and I think I just didn't have the hustle in me anymore.

2. Chris Agiriga:

   We have never laid off any of our project volunteers because of police arrest or based on sexual orientation and gender identity, we always treat everyone as equal.

3. Mark DeSaulnier:

   I would like to be part of re-establishing journalism as a sacred part of American democracy as it once was, the industry right now is going through a tough time, said John Stanton, the former Washington Bureau chief at BuzzFeed News, during the press conference. Were at a crisis point in the industry, and its good that Congress is taking a look at these issues and how these big tech companies are affecting our ability to do our job. Stanton, who was laid off from BuzzFeed earlier this year, recently launched the Save Journalism project with Laura Bassett, the former senior politics reporter at HuffPost. Bassett was laid off from HuffPost in January. FACEBOOKS AVERAGE US USER SPENT 38 MINUTES PER DAY ON THE PLATFORM, A DROP FROM 2017, BUT INSTAGRAM USAGE INCREASED.

4. Julian Castro:

   Go and just ask the folks that just received notice that they are going to get laid off by General Motors, or ask the many folks who are sleeping on the streets in big cities and small towns across the United States, or ask fast-food workers that I joined a couple of weeks ago that are working for minimum wage and can't provide for their families or pay the rent.

5. Nicholas Colas:

   These aren't Robinhood traders, they are executives trying to figure out the right amount of cash in the bank in case they get laid off.