campesino (Meaning)

campesino

a Latin American Indian farmer or farm laborer, a native of a Latin American rural area

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The campesinos toiled tirelessly in the fields, harvesting the fruits of their labor.
Despite their arduous work, the campesinos faced poverty and exploitation.
The campesino leader spoke out against the oppressive land policies.
The government promised land reform for the campesinos, but it never materialized.
The campesinos formed cooperatives to support each other and advocate for their rights.
The campesino women played a vital role in the family economy and agricultural production.
The campesinos preserved traditional farming practices and indigenous knowledge.
The campesino community rallied together to support their fellow villagers in times of need.
The campesinos' connection to the land and their traditions was unbreakable.
The campesino way of life symbolized both hard work and resilience in the face of adversity.

a Latin American Indian farmer or farm laborer, a native of a Latin American rural area

farmer, agronomist, agriculturalist, cultivator, sharecropper, agriculturist, planter, grower, ranchman, gentleman farmer

nonfarmer,,

The campesinos toiled tirelessly in the fields, harvesting the fruits of their labor.

Despite their arduous work, the campesinos faced poverty and exploitation.

The campesino leader spoke out against the oppressive land policies.

The government promised land reform for the campesinos, but it never materialized.