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Meanings of daily avocations in English

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Usage of daily avocations in English
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In the morning the sun returns, and we arise to the pursuit of our various daily avocations.
Schwatka's Search: Sledging in the Arctic in Quest of the Frankl...
2
Socrates, having laid them to rest, takes a bath and goes to his daily avocations until the evening.
Symposium
3
The auctioneer's command of long words was considerable, and was obviously of use to him in his daily avocations.
In the Wrong Paradise, and Other Stories
4
These men might have been taken for peaceable citizens just come in from their daily avocations, smoking their long pipes.
The Downfall
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At the time of report he appeared in the best of health and was quite able to attend to his daily avocations.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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This would enable the men to attend to their usual daily avocations and not interfere with the business requirements of their employers.
Troublous Times in Canada / A History of the Fenian Raids of 186...
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Directly Mr. Winthrop had attended to matters at once claiming his attention on his return, he began to investigate my daily avocations.
Medoline Selwyn's Work
8
The song, and jest, and laugh seldom sounded from the houses of the men, who went through their daily avocations almost in silence.
Ungava
9
The women return to their daily avocations till another Saturday afternoon comes round, when the men return home for their day of rest.
Voyages and Travels of Count Funnibos and Baron Stilkin
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It may be only for the performance of one single act, or it may be for almost the whole range of daily avocations and duties.
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 458 / Volume 18, New Series, O...
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"One learns a good deal about it, here, by simply living," said Rowland; "by going and coming about one's daily avocations."
Roderick Hudson
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