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signed (up or on)

verb , past tense of sign (up or on)

Synonyms and Antonyms of signed (up or on)

to provide with a paying job

the sports shoe company recently signed up the nation's top female college basketball player to plug its products

Synonyms of signed (up or on)

assumed, employed, engaged, feed [chiefly Scottish], hired, laid on [chiefly British], paid, placed, recruited, retained, took on

Words Related to signed (up or on)

reemployed (or re-employed), reengaged (or re-engaged), rehired

apprenticed, contracted, jobbed, partnered, subcontracted

advanced, promoted, upgraded

headhunted, scouted

Near Antonyms of signed (up or on)

furloughed, laid off, locked out

Antonyms of signed (up or on)

axed, canned, discharged, dismissed, fired, sacked

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