1. Avocation synonyms, Avocation pronunciation, Avocation translation, English dictionary definition of Avocation

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3. What are synonyms for Avocation?

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6. Since an Avocation is an interest

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9. His vocation coincides with his avocation.

10. Avocation is a synonym of hobby

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12. Make authorship your avocation, not your vocation.

13. Young's Avocation is mountaineering and nature photography

14. How to use Avocation in a sentence.

15. Dance, then, is a avocation for you.

16. Writing poems is an avocation with me.

17. Avocation is too formal-sounding for your purpose

18. Learning foreign languages is just avocation with me.

19. LOCKE The incongruity of Finucane's Avocation, and his …

20. What does Avocations mean? Plural form of avocation

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23. Learning ballet is just an avocation with me.

24. My uncle, an accountant, composes music as an avocation.

25. Teaching is my vocation and writing is my avocation.

26. Definition of Avocation noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

27. Bookkeeping is Mr. Jones'vocation, and photography is his avocation.

28. My main Avocation, almost a second vocation, is farming.

29. Learning foreign languages is just an avocation with me.

30. I'm now pursuing my long-term Avocation, the stock market.

31. He abandoned his regular occupation and concentrated on his avocation.

32. He was a printer by trade and naturalist by avocation.

33. He was going to talk about writing as an avocation.

34. He is a doctor by profession and a novelist by avocation.

35. An Avocation is a hobby or minor occupation. Many people enjoy cooking, but most people do not cook professionally, so for them, cooking is an Avocation

36. ‘Even an Avocation demands strenuous devotion and fortitude.’ ‘But, this youngster surely has an Avocation that is seriously different - producing music with the vocal chords.’ ‘Now, you've studied particularly the writings, the love letters of people who actually write as an Avocation.’

37. Although a physician by vocation, he is a botanist by avocation.

38. But Guckert's Avocation is the least-creepy aspect of this story.

39. Avocations: Plural form of <xref>avocation</xref>

40. Pretty much anything can be an Avocation: tennis, sudoku, writing poetry

41. Originally, collecting wildlife art was more of an avocation for us.

42. She is a journalist by training and a political activist by Avocation

43. 🔊 Trisha excelled at the Avocation of sewing and ultimately turned it …

44. Avocation It is too far away from their Avocations and their homes

45. 5 synonyms for Avocation: hobby, spare-time activity, by-line, pursuit, sideline

46. His primary avocation was palaeontology, an interest he had lovingly nurtured since childhood.

47. As an avocation, he published books that warned of the dangers of communism.

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49. My Avocation and my vocation As my two eyes make one in sight

50. Avocation It is too far away from their Avocations and their homes. From the Cambridge English Corpus The place of design is separated from the place of execution, vocation slips into Avocation, …

51. Avocational - of or involved in an Avocation Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

52. After the course is cogitative, decide development is versed in avocation machines a village.

53. An Avocation is an activity that you pursue when you're not at work — a hobby

54. Avocation: an activity outside of one's regular occupation that is engaged in primarily for pleasure

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56. Recently, Sherman discovered woodworking is the type of Avocation he enjoys in his spare time

57. Synonyms for Avocation include recreation, amusement, pastime, distraction, diversion, hobby, sideline, sport, whimsy and hobbyhorse

58. 4 synonyms of Avocation from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 7 related words, definitions, and antonyms

59. Avocation definition is - a subordinate occupation pursued in addition to one's vocation especially for enjoyment : hobby

60. The definition of an Avocation is something a person does in addition to his main job, particularly for pleasure or interest. A teacher who enjoys photography in her spare time is an example of someone with an Avocation.

61. An Avocation is an activity that someone engages in as a hobby outside their main occupation

62. An Avocation is an activity that one engages in as a hobby outside one's main occupation

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64. The older philosopher offers the young Nietzsche a lifeline between his scholarly Avocation and the world outside

65. Similarly, many people garden, but most are not professional gardeners, so for those people, gardening is an Avocation

66. Avocation (countable and uncountable, plural Avocations) A calling away; a diversion1749, Henry Fielding, Tom Jones, Folio Society 1973, p

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68. Norman Bussel had a career as a writer, and editor, but utimately working with POW organizations became his avocation

69. If you're the journalist Clark Kent, your Avocation is changing into a skintight red and blue jumpsuit and fighting crime.

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71. 🔊 In college Josh did not have time for an Avocation; he was too busy studying to pursue a hobby

72. Thanks, Mark! I always learn from your posts, and you were working with a lot of material in this vocation/Avocation piece

73. Your Avocation is a job or activity that you do because you are interested in it, rather than to earn your living.

74. As nouns the difference between Avocation and hobby is that Avocation is (obsolete) a calling away; a diversion while hobby is an activity that one enjoys doing in one's spare time or hobby can be any of four species of small falcons in the genus falco'', especially ''falco subbuteo .

75. The company was founded in 1976 by Jess Briley, by vocation a machinist and oil field engineer, by Avocation a competitive skeet shooter

76. An Avocation is something done in addition to one’s vocation—usually a hobby. Both are rooted in the Latin vocāre, meaning to call

77. My plane is an Avocation, one that I love, but that often must take a back seat to work, family, travel and other commitments

78. A hobby in addition to a principal occupation: The judge’s Avocation is acting in little theater productions.; a person’s regular occupation or calling Not

79. Both Avocation and vocation derive originally from a Latin verb, vocare, which means "to call." Avocation derives from a compounded version of this word, avocatio, which compounded ab (a preposition meaning "away from") and vocare to create a word that signified a "distraction" or something off the main path

80. I did find the second-to-last paragraph a bit muddled as it discussed Avocation as both a synonym and antonym in very quick