Free lance

Synonyms for "free lance" (145 found)

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day laborerdiaristdrama criticdramatisteditorializeemployeeencyclopedistessayistfactory workerflunkyformulatefree spiritfree traderfree-lance writerfree-lancerfreethinkerfull-time workerghostghostwriteghostwriter
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go it alonegungunmanhandhired gunhired killerhirelinghumoristindependentinditeinditerindividualistindustrial workerisolationistjobberjobholderknock offknock outlaborerlaboring man

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Noun(1 words)
self-employed person

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[…] there are always some "free lances" who are ready to do a "cutting" trade, and thus become formidable competitors.

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