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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a calling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a profession or vocation that someone feels strongly drawn to or passionate about.
Example: "She pursued teaching as a calling, believing it was her purpose in life."
Alternatives: "as a vocation" or "as a profession".
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"I see them as a calling card," she says.
I'm glad that so many Princeton alums view education as a calling.
Nurses'worryry' is used as a calling criterion in many Rapid Response Systems, however it is valued inconsistently.
"I saw what Mark Zuckerberg said as a calling to the Chinese people.
She said that the people who produced the magazines saw their work as a calling.
As a calling card for terror or revolution, the name lacked pizzazz.
He fretted about government spending while defending public service as a calling.
I had found what those ministers referred to as "a calling".
"Weddings serve as a calling card for one's personality and lifestyle.
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PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi has often referred to her job as a "calling". "To be a CEO is a calling.
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