Hireling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HIRELING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that works for money only
• a person employed to do menial work
• a person who works purely for material reward
• derogatory term for a person who works only for wages
• One who is hired, or who serves for wages; esp., one whose motive and interest in serving another are wholly gainful; a mercenary.
• a person who works only for money
ADJECTIVE:
• Serving for hire or wages; venal; mercenary.

Words related to HIRELING

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Words that contain HIRELING

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How to use HIRELING in a sentence

• They would employ hireling writers, who would have neither justice nor mercy.
• He who struck me was a hireling, who shall die by my hand, as Allah is my witness.
• Abel is notorious throughout Washington as the hireling of the lumber interests.
• We are dogs and sons of dogs, and a hireling will turn our Princes from the gate lest the soles of our shoes should defile their sacred places.
• The Allies looked upon the Bolshevik power as a mere hireling branch of the autocratic German menace, and as such the enemies of British and Russian democracy alike.
• But Winona had neglected to observe that he would meet them not as a social equal but as a hireling.
• They came not in the spirit of Lady Bountifuls condescending to a hireling, but because they wanted to chat with an old time friend.
• The German, like any other hireling, and, like any apprentice in our country, is under the protection of law.
• One of the group goes away to weep, because the Apostle had remembered the necessities of all other classes of men, and forgotten those of the hireling.
• They are nurses in the hospitals there, but on a system very different from the hireling attendants in similar institutions in England.
• The British Army is not at this moment a hireling army any more than it is a conscript army.
• She was, she declared, treated like a maidservant and made the hireling of the Despensers.
• But he that is an hireling, and not the shepherd, whose own the sheep are not, seeth the wolf coming, and leaveth the sheep, and fleeth.
• He employed a hireling translator, and is about publishing it in the most injurious form possible.
• I looked, and saw that he was a hireling minister with a white cloth at his neck and an unhappily-cut coat.
• My horse jumped forward, followed by a fusillade of shots behind me, when the hireling deputies turned and plunged into the river.
• The French commander was Eustace the Monk, a Flemish hireling who had fought first for John and then for Louis.
• Attempts at co-operative State and district work were impeded by conservative papers, which prejudiced the brethren against missionary societies, and hireling pastors.
• To perform work for others and to receive pay for it is to be a hireling.
• This man Bennett would have lived and died a hireling scribe, if he had had even one of the common vices.
• As yet they, and their German allies of twenty hireling states, have contended only with the unprepared strength of our own infant colonies.
• These soldiers were not citizens, but base, hireling mutineers, and mercenary, sordid deserters, wholly destitute of any honorable principle.
• To no nurse, to no hireling, to no alien hand, ought, if possible to avoid it, this task to be committed.

Similar words containing HIREL without suffix ing

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