overlabor Antonyms

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Meaning of overlabor

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overlabor (v. t.)

To cause to labor excessively; to overwork.

To labor upon excessively; to refine unduly.

overlabor Sentence Examples

  1. The farmers overlabor their fields, leading to diminished soil fertility.
  2. The overworked employee suffered a heart attack due to excessive overlabor.
  3. The continuous overlabor caused the factory workers to lose motivation and productivity.
  4. The overlaboring parent missed important milestones in their child's development.
  5. The overlaboring athlete risked burnout and injury.
  6. The company's overlabor policy resulted in high turnover rates among its employees.
  7. The students were forced to overlabor for exams, leading to stress and mental exhaustion.
  8. The overworked teacher was unable to provide adequate attention to all their students.
  9. The overlaboring artist sacrificed their personal life and well-being for their craft.
  10. The government's overlabor regulations aim to protect workers from health and safety hazards.

FAQs About the word overlabor

To cause to labor excessively; to overwork., To labor upon excessively; to refine unduly.

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The farmers overlabor their fields, leading to diminished soil fertility.

The overworked employee suffered a heart attack due to excessive overlabor.

The continuous overlabor caused the factory workers to lose motivation and productivity.

The overlaboring parent missed important milestones in their child's development.