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Definition of ployment
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ployment is as below...
Ployment
(n.) The act or
movement
of
forming
a
column
from a line of
troops
on some
designated
subdivision;
-- the
opposite
of
deployment.
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Theatine
::
Theatine
(n.) One of an order of
Italian
monks,
established
in 1524,
expressly
to
oppose
Reformation,
and to raise the tone of piety among Roman
Catholics.
They hold no
property,
nor do they beg, but
depend
on what
Providence
sends.
Their chief
employment
is
preaching
and
giving
religious
instruction..
Call
::
Call (v. t.) To
summon
to the
discharge
of a
particular
duty; to
designate
for an
office,
or
employment,
especially
of a
religious
character;
-- often used of a
divine
summons;
as, to be
called
to the
ministry;
sometimes,
to
invite;
as, to call a
minister
to be the
pastor
of a
church..
Craft
::
Craft (n.) Art or
skill;
dexterity
in
particular
manual
employment;
hence,
the
occupation
or
employment
itself;
manual
art; a
trade..
Exercise
::
Exercise
(n.) The act of
exercising;
a
setting
in
action
or
practicing;
employment
in the
proper
mode of
activity;
exertion;
application;
use;
habitual
activity;
occupation,
in
general;
practice..
Qualification
::
Qualification
(n.) That which
qualifies;
any
natural
endowment,
or any
acquirement,
which fits a
person
for a
place,
office,
or
employment,
or which
enables
him to
sustian
any
character
with
success;
an
enabling
quality
or
circumstance;
requisite
capacity
or
possession..
Brokerage
::
Brokerage
(n.) The
business
or
employment
of a
broker.
Arduous
::
Arduous
(a.)
Attended
with great
labor,
like the
ascending
of
acclivities;
difficult;
laborious;
as, an
arduous
employment,
task, or
enterprise..
Employ
::
Employ
(n.) That which
engages
or
occupies
a
person;
fixed or
regular
service
or
business;
employment.
Commission
::
Commission
(n.) The duty or
employment
intrusted
to any
person
or
persons;
a
trust;
a
charge.
Employment
::
Employment
(n.) That which
engages
or
occupies;
that which
consumes
time or
attention;
office
or post of
business;
service;
as,
agricultural
employments;
mechanical
employments;
public
employments;
in the
employment
of
government..
Colleague
::
Colleague
(n.) A
partner
or
associate
in some civil or
ecclesiastical
office
or
employment.
It is never used of
partners
in trade or
manufactures.
Use
::
Use (v. t.) The
premium
paid for the
possession
and
employment
of
borrowed
money;
interest;
usury.
Commissaryship
::
Commissaryship
(n.) The
office
or
employment
of a
commissary.
Robust
::
Robust
(a.)
Requiring
strength
or
vigor;
as,
robust
employment..
Historiography
::
Historiography
(n.) The art of
employment
of an
historiographer.
Overslaugh
::
Overslaugh
(v. t.) To
hinder
or stop, as by an
overslaugh
or an
impediment;
as, to
overslaugh
a bill in a
legislative
body; to
overslaugh
a
military
officer,
that is, to
hinder
his
promotion
or
employment..
Task
::
Task (v.)
Business;
employment;
undertaking;
labor.
Quietism
::
Quietism
(n.) The
system
of the
Quietists,
who
maintained
that
religion
consists
in the
withdrawal
of the mind from
worldly
interests
and
anxieties
and its
constant
employment
in the
passive
contemplation
of God and his
attributes..
Serve
::
Serve (v. i.) To be in
service;
to do duty; to
discharge
the
requirements
of an
office
or
employment.
Specifically,
to act in the
public
service,
as a
soldier,
seaman.
etc..
Call
::
Call (n.)
Vocation;
employment.
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