stints Antonyms
Meaning of stints
stints
to put an end to, restraint, limitation, a definite quantity of work assigned, a period of time spent at a particular activity, to be sparing or stingy, to be sparing or frugal, to limit in share or portion, restriction sense 1, limitation, a quantity of work assigned, stop, desist, any of several small sandpipers (genus Calidris), to limit within certain boundaries, to restrict with respect to a share or allowance
stints Sentence Examples
- Dr. Emily Carter served two stints as the director of the hospital.
- The actor took a short stint in television before returning to the stage.
- After a short stint in the military, he transitioned to a career in law enforcement.
- The company hired temporary workers for brief stints to meet seasonal demand.
- The artist completed multiple stints in residency programs to hone their skills.
- During her stint as an intern, she gained valuable experience in the field.
- The politician had several stints in different cabinet positions.
- The students spent short stints volunteering at the soup kitchen.
- The athlete had a recurring stint on the disabled list due to an injury.
- The professor offered guest lecture stints at various universities.
FAQs About the word stints
to put an end to, restraint, limitation, a definite quantity of work assigned, a period of time spent at a particular activity, to be sparing or stingy, to be s
terms, tenures, tours,shifts, lives, stretches, times, spans, goes, spells
splits, allots, portions, parts, distributes, allows, assigns,lots, allocates, deals
Dr. Emily Carter served two stints as the director of the hospital.
The actor took a short stint in television before returning to the stage.
After a short stint in the military, he transitioned to a career in law enforcement.
The company hired temporary workers for brief stints to meet seasonal demand.
