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Definition of labor
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Labor (n.) To exert one's
powers
of mind in the
prosecution
of any
design;
to
strive;
to take
pains.
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Industrialism
::
Industrialism
(n.)
Devotion
to
industrial
pursuits;
labor;
industry.
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.) Not
difficult;
requiring
little
labor or
effort;
slight;
inconsiderable;
as, an easy task; an easy
victory..
Incompetency
::
Incompetency
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
incompetent;
want of
physical,
intellectual,
or moral
ability;
insufficiency;
inadequacy;
as, the
incompetency
of a child hard
labor,
or of an idiot for
intellectual
efforts..
Horn
::
Horn (n.) A wind
instrument
of
music;
originally,
one made of a horn (of an ox or a ram); now
applied
to
various
elaborately
wrought
instruments
of brass or other
metal,
resembling
a horn in
shape..
Unearned
::
Unearned
(a.) Not
earned;
not
gained
by labor or
service.
Belabored
::
Belabored
(imp. & p. p.) of
Belabo.
Remunerate
::
Remunerate
(v. t.) To pay an
equivalent
to for any
service,
loss,
expense,
or other
sacrifice;
to
recompense;
to
requite;
as, to
remunerate
men for
labor..
Motet
::
Motet (n.) A
composition
adapted
to
sacred
words in the
elaborate
polyphonic
church
style;
an
anthem.
Tool
::
Tool (n.) An
instrument
such as a
hammer,
saw,
plane,
file, and the like, used in the
manual
arts, to
facilitate
mechanical
operations;
any
instrument
used by a
craftsman
or
laborer
at his work; an
implement;
as, the tools of a
joiner,
smith,
shoe-maker,
etc.; also, a
cutter,
chisel,
or other part of an
instrument
or
machine
that
dresses
work..
Climb
::
Climb (v. t.) To
ascend,
as by means of the hands and feet, or
laboriously
or
slowly;
to
mount..
Curiosity
::
Curiosity
(n.) The state or
quality
or being
curious;
nicety;
accuracy;
exactness;
elaboration.
Indolent
::
Indolent
(a.)
Indulging
in ease;
avoiding
labor and
exertion;
habitually
idle; lazy;
inactive;
as, an
indolent
man..
Periergy
::
Periergy
(n.) A
bombastic
or
labored
style.
Facilitate
::
Facilitate
(v. t.) To make easy or less
difficult;
to free from
difficulty
or
impediment;
to
lessen
the labor of; as, to
facilitate
the
execution
of a
task..
Slavish
::
Slavish
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
slaves;
such as
becomes
or
befits
a
slave;
servile;
excessively
laborious;
as, a
slavish
life; a
slavish
dependance
on the
great..
Elaboratory
::
Elaboratory
(a.)
Tending
to
elaborate.
Equipment
::
Equipment
(n.)
Whatever
is used in
equipping;
necessaries
for an
expedition
or
voyage;
the
collective
designation
for the
articles
comprising
an
outfit;
equipage;
as, a
railroad
equipment
(locomotives,
cars, etc. ; for
carrying
on
business);
horse
equipments;
infantry
equipments;
naval
equipments;
laboratory
equipments..
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.)
Causing
ease;
giving
freedom
from care or
labor;
furnishing
comfort;
commodious;
as, easy
circumstances;
an easy chair or
cushion..
Gripe
::
Gripe (v. i.) To tend to come up into the wind, as a ship
which,
when
sailing
closehauled,
requires
constant
labor at the
helm..
Hard
::
Hard
(superl.)
Difficult
to
accomplish;
full of
obstacles;
laborious;
fatiguing;
arduous;
as, a hard task; a
disease
hard to
cure..
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