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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to livelihood:   (160 results)

Often used in the same context:
subsistence, subsistence farming, sustenance, fisherfolk, pisciculture, farming, breadwinner, livings, cultivators, faming, landless, gainful, pastoralism, tagal, destitute, farmers, handicraft, weavers, aetas, fishermen, irula, destitution, aquiculture, villagers, agriculturists, washermen, aquacultural, laborers, subsistence farmer, farmlands, ecotourism, peasants, hardships, sericulture, betterment, cashew nut, fishers, dignity, houseless, akha, employment, makan, betel, womenfolk, denudation, adivasi, nipa, copra, smallholder, wellbeing, villages, abaca, herders, dalo, crops, brickfields, estero, pauperism, coir, kina, prosperity, pauperization, tonga, min min, fishpond, alimentation, locality, agro, overexploitation, handloom, cogon, pauperisation, shikar, igorots, sakti, bark cloth, shamba, batwa, nourishment, pani, craftspersons, vocational training, areca, hawkers, insecurity, agricultural, artisans, fisheries, gonds, agric, habitat, mahouts, sufferings, shanties, paycheck, life, ovambo, boatmen, beche de mer, despoliation, ecological, sago, livelihoods, means, accommodation, remuneration, allowance, crop, furnishing, accommodations, avocation, earning, emolument, job, lodging, upkeep, business, riskier, abstract, contrasting, counterproductive, defeating, differem, different, discriminable, distinct, distinguishable, emergent, enrollment, exploitative, exploiting, exploitive, growth, hetter, indiscernible, landuse, mixed

More specific:
amenities, comforts, conveniences, creature comforts, maintenance, subsistence

Appears in the definition of:
deal, meal ticket, professional, professionalisation, professionalise, professionalization, professionalize, ragpicker, sell, trade, vagrancy

More general:
resource

Synonyms:
bread and butter, keep, living, support, sustenance

Also try:
— Adjectives for livelihood: own, honest, decent, right, precarious, economic, comfortable, better, good, very, independent, more...

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