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. 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.

2. Ryan Sweet:

   The Thanksgiving holiday can cause issues with the seasonal adjustment process, jobless claims continue to signal a struggling labor market recovery.

3. Tomoaki Shishido:

   If this continues while labor participation does not increase, the jobless rate will fall to around 4.5 percent by the end of year and the Fed risks falling behind the curve in keeping inflation in check.

4. Varghese Yohannan:

   The books are real friends. Add them to the list of your best friends. They can be with us all time (happiness, sorrows, healthy, unhealthy, poor, wealthy, well salaried, jobless etc.. ). So keep them first name on your list. Even though I use them while in hospital beds only, they inspiring me.. inspiring only.

5. Stephanie Ruhle:

   ….while inflation here at home is still a big problem, jobless rates are the lowest that they have been in more than 50 years, and the American people recover from COVID-19, so does our economy. But, that is not translating to the American vote.