livings

Ways of subsistence

Livings is the plural of living, most often referring to livelihoods or means of support: The factory closing cost hundreds of workers their livings.

In ecclesiastical contexts, a living is a church position that provides income to a clergyman—a benefice: The bishop controlled several livings in the diocese.

employment

career

Lifelong occupational pursuit

vocation · workforce · workplace · trade · labor · hire · employee · employer · recruitment · industry

subsistence

survival

Remaining alive against odds

farming · hunting · fishing · gathering · harvesting · homesteading · self-sufficiency · rationing · bartering · cultivation

income

salary

Fixed periodic employment payment

compensation · remuneration · stipend · pension · benefits · revenue · profit · dividend · royalty · rent

Categories
Opposites
economic function

livingshobbies

Leisure activities for pleasure

entertainments · pastimes · leisure activities · diversions · amusements

survival/sustenance

livingsdeaths

Permanent cessations of life

starvations · deprivations · ruinations · bankruptcies · insolvencies

sustenance vs. deprivation

livingsdestitution

Extreme poverty, lacking necessities

poverty · indigence · penury · want · privation

Phrases
Family

living, outliving, unliving

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