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Synonym for labour [verb]

The synonym labour synonymous definition words:
means "work"
toil, drudge, strive, cultivate
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labour [verb]

means "suffer"
be troubled, be distressed, be burdened

labour [verb]

means "activity"
belabour, elaborate, overdo

labour [noun]

means "working class"
bourgeoisie

labour [noun]

means "work"
exertion, strain, toil, drudgery, moil, drive

labour [noun]

means "childbirth"
childbearing, delivery, parturition, travail
Further results for the word "labour"

childbirth [noun]

means "bringing forth a baby"
birth, delivery, confinement, accouchement, labour

delivery [noun]

means "bringing forth a baby"
birth, childbirth, confinement, accouchement, labour

drudgery [noun]

means "moil"
labour, toil

effort [noun]

means "deed"
striving, push, labour, exertion, stand, pains

elaborate [verb]

means "refine"
labour, specify, develop, decorate, particularise, particularize

endeavor [verb]

means "try"
aim, attempt, essay, labour, labor [US], make an effort

endeavour [verb]

means "try"
aim, attempt, essay, labour, make an effort, seek

exercise [noun]

means "action"
activity, exertion, labour, toil, work

exert [verb]

means "strain"
strive, labour, try, endeavour

exertion [noun]

means "action"
activity, exercise, labour, toil, work

moil [noun]

means "drudgery"
labour, toil

plod [verb]

means "drudge"
labour, moil, toil

strain [verb]

means "exert"
strive, labour, try, endeavour

struggle [verb]

means "work"
toil, labour

struggle [noun]

means "effort"
exertion, endeavour, strive, labour, pains

sweat [verb]

means "activity"
labour, toil, travail

till [verb]

means "nature"
cultivate, farm, labour, harrow, grow, work

travail [noun]

means "drudgery"
sweat, toil, hard work, exertion, labour, struggle

work [verb]

means "activity"
labour, drudge, toil, slave, sweat, moil

work [noun]

means "activity"
labour, drudgery, grind, toil, exertion, moil

laboured [adjective]

means "overdone"
overworked, overwrought, ornate, unnatural

laboured [adjective]

means "hard"
arduous, difficult, strained

labourer [noun]

means "worker"
artisan, hand, operative

Jack-of-all-trades [noun]

means "hired hand for odd jobs"
hired hand, worker, labourer, handyman, helper, mister fix-it

automaton [noun]

means "drudge"
grind, labourer, machine, robot

elaborate [adjective]

means "complicated"
complex, intricate, laboured, painstaking, perfected, studied

employee [noun]

means "worker"
agent, labourer, clerk, hired hand, servant, domestic

forced [adjective]

means "strained"
farfetched, laboured

handyman [noun]

means "hired man for odd jobs"
hired man, workman, labourer, jack-of-all-trades, helper, mister fix-it

machine [noun]

means "drudge"
grind, labourer, automaton, robot

operative [noun]

means "worker"
artisan, hand, labourer, workman

painstaking [adjective]

means "complicated"
complex, intricate, laboured, elaborate, perfected, studied

robot [noun]

means "thing"
drudge, labourer, automaton, machine

roustabout [noun]

means "dock worker"
labourer, laborer [US]

stilted [adjective]

means "unnatural"
strained, awkward, contrived, laboured, artificial, stiff

worker [noun]

means "person"
operative, artisan, hand, labourer

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