workingman (Meaning)

Wordnet

workingman (n)

an employee who performs manual or industrial labor

Webster

A laboring man; a man who earns his daily support by manual labor.

The hardworking workingman toiled tirelessly in the factory, his hands calloused from years of labor.
The politician promised to fight for the rights of the workingman, who had long been exploited and underpaid.
The workingman's family struggled to make ends meet, living in a modest home and sacrificing many comforts.
The unionized workingmen went on strike, demanding better wages and working conditions.
The industrial revolution displaced many workingmen, leaving them unemployed and struggling to support their families.
Despite adversity, the workingman's spirit remained unbroken, as he persevered through hardship.
The workingman's children attended school, hoping to escape the life of manual labor that their fathers had endured.
The government implemented policies to protect the workingman, including minimum wage laws and workplace safety regulations.
The workingman's legacy lives on in the generations that followed, who have benefited from his hard work and sacrifices.
The workingman, the backbone of society, deserves our respect and gratitude for his contributions to our well-being.

an employee who performs manual or industrial laborA laboring man; a man who earns his daily support by manual labor.

workman, workingwoman, laborer, wage earner, toiler, navvy, workwoman, drudge,wage slave, assistant

employer,employer, supervisor, boss,boss, gaffer, gaffer, supervisor,superior, superior

The hardworking workingman toiled tirelessly in the factory, his hands calloused from years of labor.

The politician promised to fight for the rights of the workingman, who had long been exploited and underpaid.

The workingman's family struggled to make ends meet, living in a modest home and sacrificing many comforts.

The unionized workingmen went on strike, demanding better wages and working conditions.