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Often used in the same context:
husbands,
wage earner,
dowries,
fathers,
mothers,
wives,
families,
caregiving,
subsistence farming,
spouses,
housework,
dads,
underemployment,
fatherlessness,
divorcees,
stepmothers,
laborers,
childbearing,
cohabiting,
housewives,
widows,
destitute,
menfolk,
workless,
incomes,
women,
livelihood,
subsistence,
husbandless,
piecework,
parenthood,
empty nesters,
pittances,
gainful,
womenfolk,
dependents,
hubbies,
preretirement,
manless,
educations,
maids,
boyfriends,
nurturance,
females,
boomers,
destitution,
pauperisation,
stressor,
orphans,
mcjobs,
spinsterhood,
workers,
breadline,
lobola,
earner,
moms,
offsprings,
slavelike,
employments,
households,
marriages,
workaholics,
feminisation,
patriarchy,
childlessness,
gerontocracy,
beneficiaries,
disposable income,
widowhood,
brides,
couples,
pauperism,
polygyny,
occupations,
nursemaids,
weavers,
migrants,
insecurity,
ayahs,
undernutrition,
upward mobility,
mums,
workingwoman,
hardship,
voicelessness,
mammies,
childcare,
necessities,
matriarchs,
vocational training,
serial monogamy,
foeticide,
kinsfolk,
laundresses,
housemaid,
determinant,
penury,
recluses,
daughters,
dower,
marrieds,
poverty,
breadwinner,
earners,
caretakers,
participants,
homemakers,
victims,
carers,
creators,
custodians,
guarantors,
participant,
voters,
caregivers,
informants,
perpetrators,
recipients,
contestants,
motivators
Also try:
— Adjectives for breadwinners:
male,
primary,
sole,
main,
principal,
female,
major,
chief,
only,
traditional,
secondary,
more...
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