vocation
/voʊˈkeɪʃən, vɒˈkeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A person’s profession or occupation, especially one that is considered to be a calling or a vocation.
“Her vocation as a doctor was to help those in need.”
2. noun
A strong feeling of being called or summoned to do something, especially a religious calling.
“He felt a strong vocation to become a priest.”
3. noun
A particular type of work or activity that someone is well-suited for or naturally inclined towards.
“Her vocation was in the arts, and she excelled as a painter.”
4. noun
A calling or summons to a particular place, often in a spiritual or mystical sense.
“The village was a vocation for the hermit, a place of solitude and contemplation.”
5. noun
A person’s usual or most important occupation, especially one that is considered to be a major part of their identity.
“Teaching is his vocation, and he has dedicated his life to it.”