sinecure|sinecures in English

noun

[si·ne·cure || 'saɪnɪkjʊr /-kjʊə]

profitable and easy job

Use "sinecure|sinecures" in a sentence

1. This is a [ not a, no ] sinecure.

2. This is hardly a [ not a, no ] sinecure.

3. Invectively criticize virosis Animalises florentine murderously snakiest snores Bengt horrified immovably perspectival sinecures

4. Both categories could keep any number of sinecures with their permitted number of cures.

5. She found him an exalted sinecure as a Fellow of the Library of Congress.

6. This lucrative sinecure was owned from 1554 to 1723 by the Thurn-Taxis family.

7. His stable services were merely a sinecure, and consisted simply in a daily care and inspection.

8. He even had a job, a sinecure, more highly - paid than his old job had been.

9. Benefice definition: an endowed church office giving income to its holder synonyms: spiritualty, ecclesiastical Benefice, spirituality, church property, sinecure

10. It was not long before the Princess proved that her patronage was not intended as a sinecure.

11. Benefices definition: an endowed church office giving income to its holder synonyms: spiritualty, ecclesiastical benefice, spirituality, church property, sinecure

12. ‘His Churchly and scholarly contributions were recognized by his election to the moderatorship of the Free Church Federal Council.’ ‘Unlike his brothers, he was a freelance artist with no Churchly sinecure to guarantee him income.’

13. Benefice: 1 n an endowed church office giving income to its holder Synonyms: ecclesiastical Benefice Types: sinecure a Benefice to which no spiritual or pastoral duties are attached Type of: church property , spirituality , spiritualty property or income owned by a church v endow with a Benefice Type of: dower , endow furnish with an endowment