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Meaning sideline meaning

What does sideline mean?

sideline

— noun an auxiliary line of merchandise — noun a line that marks the side boundary of a playing field — verb remove from the center of activity or attention; place into an inferior position The outspoken cabinet member was sidelined by the President — noun (= avocation) an auxiliary activity

Synonyms sideline synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as sideline?

sideline English » English

hobby avocation spare-time activity side-line side job pursuit out of bounds line edge by-line branch line boundary touchback subsidiary business siding sidetrack second job push back pastime moonlighting leisure-time activity foul line

Conjugation sideline conjugation

How do you conjugate sideline?

sideline · verb

Examples sideline examples

How do I use sideline in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Mr. Federer is challenging the call on the right sideline. The ball was called out.

Movie subtitles

Dancing's all right for a sideline.
That's only a sideline.
A sideline, Frank?
That was just a sideline with me.
Writing books is a sideline.
And those songs, they're just a sideline for fun.
With a little sideline in New York.
I'm a farmer, so the pottery is just a sideline.
Kind of a sideline, you might say.
I mean, like a sideline after we score. Eighty for the paint, right? Yeah.
One has to be very discreet, you know, in my little sideline.
Here's a cute little sideline, I just spoke to the hangman.
Destroying people is just a sideline.
I only deal in art as a sideline.
I know I didn't sleep for two weeks when I found out that their making honey. was just a sideline.
With the sideline coaching from Judy, of course.
Yes, and he has a sideline job, too.
It's a sideline.
It's a sideline of mine, not directly connected with my researches.
I don't like to get mixed up in office politics, but sources tell me Mordred has a sideline. Sideline?
Now, I think that entitles me to a place on the sideline along with you.
Of course, with pleasure as a sideline.
Well, my dear, if you will excuse me. I must go take care of my sideline for tonight.
Interesting sideline. - If you're trying to get thrown out. I'm afraid that's quite impossible.
That's a sideline.
I like the stars. Anne does other people as a sideline.
Now, you got to imagine, this is, like. This is, like, 10, 15 yards out from the sideline. There are several of these big buggers coming towards me, right?
Does a nice sideline in punting British passports to foreigners.
Discreet service with professional gentlemen of the day. with the additional grisly sideline you know about.
Work was scarce. A lot of guys took on teaching music as a sideline.
Don't put me on the sideline when it's time to collect.
Your government doesn't appreciate your sideline business. as a murderer and a pimp.

News and current affairs

Instead, the new strategy was to sideline the issue of political power.
It is this history that makes the current moves to sideline the European Commission in enforcing the Competitiveness Pact suspicious.
The alliance's reluctant warriors ought to consider that risk as they stand on the sideline.
Will all this deal-making sideline the region in the WTO?
But if Iran and the West reach an agreement, it will be very difficult for Israel to remain on the sideline.
No matter how Morsi attempts to sideline his domestic opponents, Egypt is in no shape to ignore the rest of the world.

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