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mass-apply

mass-apply verb: to submit many job applications in a short time, usually with little customization for each one.

Verb

mass-apply (third-person singular simple present mass-applies, present participle mass-applying, simple past and past participle mass-applied)

  1. (informal, neologism, transitive, uncommon) To submit many job applications in a short time, usually with little customization for each one.

Forms of mass-apply

third-person singular presentmass-applies
present participlemass-applying
past participlemass-applied
pastmass-applied

Questions about mass-apply

What does mass-apply mean?
Mass-apply means to submit many job applications in a short time, usually with little customization for each one.
What part of speech is mass-apply?
Mass-apply is a verb.
What is the past tense of mass-apply?
The past tense of mass-apply is mass-applied.

Words near mass-apply in the dictionary

  1. mass vaccination centre
  2. mass vaccination centres
  3. mass wasting
  4. mass-applied
  5. mass-applies
  6. mass-apply
  7. mass-applying
  8. mass-energies
  9. mass-energy
  10. mass-market
  11. mass-produce

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