noun
casework
Casework (noun) means Work carried out on one particular case, for example in law or social work.
noun
1
Work carried out on one particular case, for example in law or social work.
2
The help an elected politician gives to people in their area who have a problem.
3
Box-shaped furniture or woodwork, such as cabinets or cupboards.
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Etymology
Formed from case and work.
Rhymes for casework
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What is the meaning of casework?
"casework" (noun) means work carried out on one particular case, for example in law or social work.
What are the different meanings of casework?
"casework" has 3 main meanings: 1. Work carried out on one particular case, for example in law or social work; 2. The help an elected politician gives to people in their area who have a problem; 3. Box-shaped furniture or woodwork, such as cabinets or cupboards.
