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antiworker

antiworker adjective: opposing workers.

Adjective

antiworker (comparative more antiworker, superlative most antiworker)

  1. Opposing workers.
    • Sitting in his conference room, which looks across Lafayette Park to the White House, he said, “We had eight years of an antiworker administration,” a comment on the years under Mr. Bush.2009 September 13, Steven Greenhouse, “Labor Leader Is Stepping Down Both Proud and Frustrated”, in New York Times

Forms of antiworker

comparativemore antiworker
superlativemost antiworker
alternative formanti-worker

Origin of antiworker

From anti- + worker.

Questions about antiworker

What does antiworker mean?
Antiworker means opposing workers.
What part of speech is antiworker?
Antiworker is an adjective.

Words near antiworker in the dictionary

  1. antiwoman
  2. antiwomanist
  3. antiwomanists
  4. antiwomen
  5. antiwork
  6. antiworker
  7. antiworld
  8. antiworlds
  9. antiworm
  10. antiworship
  11. antiwrinkle

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