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Vocabulary Entry
jacob
|noun • verb • adjective
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N
noun
A male given name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'supplanter'; also, a biblical figure.
Example Sentences
"Jacob was known for his story in the Book of Genesis."
"In the Bible, Jacob had twelve sons who became the tribes of Israel."
"Many people choose the name Jacob for their baby boy."
V
verb
To supplant or replace someone in a position or role.
Example Sentences
"He tried to jacob his way into the leadership role."
"The new technology may jacob traditional methods of communication."
"Many fear that automation will jacob their jobs."
A
adjective
Of or relating to a character trait of sneaky or cunning behavior.
Example Sentences
"His jacob solutions often solved problems in unexpected ways."
"The scheme was clever and jacob, allowing him to get ahead."
"She had a jacob look in her eyes when the plan was revealed."