labor-saving (Meaning)

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labor-saving (a.)

Saving labor; adapted to supersede or diminish the labor of men; as, labor-saving machinery.

No weak antonyms found.

The farmer purchased a labor-saving tractor to reduce his workload and increase his productivity.
The new dishwasher was a labor-saving appliance that made cleaning up after meals much easier.
The company implemented a labor-saving automated assembly line to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
The kitchen was designed with labor-saving features, such as a built-in microwave and a self-cleaning oven.
The labor-saving washing machine made laundry day a breeze, freeing up time for other activities.
The gardener used labor-saving tools, such as a power tiller and a wheelbarrow, to make his work more efficient.
The company invested in labor-saving technology to improve productivity and competitiveness.
The labor-saving vacuum cleaner made cleaning the house much easier and less time-consuming.
The labor-saving lawn mower made it possible to keep the yard looking neat and tidy with minimal effort.
The labor-saving computer program allowed the accountant to complete his work in half the time it used to take.

Saving labor; adapted to supersede or diminish the labor of men; as, labor-saving machinery.

automatic, robotic,automated, self-operating, self-acting,mechanical,self-regulating, aiding, nonmanual, helping

nonautomatic,nonautomatic,nonautomated, nonautomated,

The farmer purchased a labor-saving tractor to reduce his workload and increase his productivity.

The new dishwasher was a labor-saving appliance that made cleaning up after meals much easier.

The company implemented a labor-saving automated assembly line to increase efficiency and reduce costs.

The kitchen was designed with labor-saving features, such as a built-in microwave and a self-cleaning oven.