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prolabour

prolabour adjective: supporting or favouring workers.

Adjective

prolabour (comparative more prolabour, superlative most prolabour)

  1. Supporting or favouring workers.
    • prolabour legislation

Forms of prolabour

comparativemore prolabour
superlativemost prolabour
alternative formprolabor

Origin of prolabour

From pro- + labour.

Questions about prolabour

What does prolabour mean?
Prolabour means supporting or favouring workers.
What part of speech is prolabour?
Prolabour is an adjective.

Words near prolabour in the dictionary

  1. Prokopowiczes
  2. Prokops
  3. Prokopyevsk
  4. prolabium
  5. prolabor
  6. prolabour
  7. prolactin
  8. prolactinemia
  9. prolactinemias
  10. prolactinoma
  11. prolactinomas

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