Synonyms for SERVICES
ser·vices

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1. servicesnoun

   Antonyms:
   capital, goods

2. servicesnoun

   Antonyms:
   goods, capital

Princeton's WordNet

1. servicesnoun

   performance of duties or provision of space and equipment helpful to others

   "the mayor tried to maintain city services"; "the medical services are excellent"

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1. • Employment

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1. List of paraphrases for "services":

   service, servicing, facilities, affairs, departments, servizi, care, servicios, units, serviços, offices, utilities, serving, agencies, serve, benefits, amenities

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1. Emily Callander:

   For those who are already in retirement it may be that the costs of treatment or costs of accessing aids or career services have required them to draw down some of their assets, which would lower the income they derive from their assets.

2. Ben Bajarin:

   I don't look at that as saying Apple has given up on the (Apple smart speaker) HomePod or the Apple TV - those will be the products where Apple Music or an Apple movie experience work the best, but Apple is smart to not limit the places people can consume their services.

3. Aneesh Srivastava:

   These companies know that with digital services you can cut down the number of people that need to work out of client locations and that visa costs do not pose a long-term threat, with legacy business shrinking, the larger digital becomes, the more it can move the needle in terms of top line growth.

4. John Morton:

   Clearly patients who have obesity and joint disease are patients with chronic disease, these patients likely need to have follow up and access to care for needed services like physical therapy.

5. Chris Williamson:

   The big uncertainty is how long these upward price pressures will persist for, and the extent to which these higher charges for goods and services will feed through to consumers.