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laboural

laboural adjective: of or pertaining to labour.

Adjective

laboural (not comparable)

  1. Of or pertaining to labour.
    • The combined interaction of both laboural continuity and social support showed interaction of both sources of variation over extraversion (P = 0.031);1992, Archives of Complex Environmental Studies
    • It used a test of skills designed to measure reading-writing abilities, basic mathematics, social and laboural competencies related to schooling, sex, laboural insertion, and participation in social organizations, among other variables.1993, Bulletin

Forms of laboural

alternative USlaboral

Origin of laboural

From labour + -al.

Questions about laboural

What does laboural mean?
Laboural means of or pertaining to labour.
What part of speech is laboural?
Laboural is an adjective.

Words near laboural in the dictionary

  1. labour-saver
  2. labour-savers
  3. labour-saving
  4. labour-value theory
  5. labourage
  6. laboural
  7. labouratory
  8. Labourd
  9. Labourdin
  10. laboured
  11. laboured the point

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