Definitions
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- verb To become, or cause to become,
casual ; to become regarded casually - verb economics, chiefly UK To be converted from regular to casual labor
Etymologies
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Examples
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In some places where he used sequins, he veiled them with chiffon "just to casualize it," he said.
Glamour Amid the Gloom Rachel Dodes 2010
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In some places where he used sequins, he veiled them with chiffon "just to casualize it," he said.
Glamour Amid the Gloom Rachel Dodes 2010
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It is also a very useful glut for the managerial class within the university who aims to casualize the academic labor pool.
Grad school and joint programs in a down economy Mary L. Dudziak 2009
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There has been a strong effort in the last couple of decades, to casualize the home.
The Formal Home 2006
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There has been a strong effort in the last couple of decades, to casualize the home.
Archive 2006-08-01 2006
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