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la·bor
[1]
distress
exertion
fatigue
glide
hardip
hardship
labor
slide
slip away
to sink
to slip
toil
work
Phrases with the word labor
arte et labore
–
by art and by labour
Grandescunt Aucta Labore
–
By hard work, all things increase and grow
Labor omnia vincit
–
Hard work conquers all
Labore et honore
–
By labour and honour
Laboris gloria Ludi
–
Work hard, Play hard
nihil boni sine labore
–
nothing achieved without hard work
nil sine labore
–
nothing without labour
ora et labora
–
pray and work
pretiumque et causa laboris
–
The prize and the cause of our labour
pro studio et labore
–
for study and work
[1]
Syllabification is machine-generated and may be incorrect.
Synonyms for labor
aerumna
–
hardship, toil, tribulation
affligo
–
break, cast down, damage, discourage, distress, ruin, strike against, to injure, to reduce, weaken
apparatus
–
effort, equipment, exertion, gear, machinery, magnificence, splendor
conatus
–
effort, exertion, impulse, inclination, undertaking
conturbo
–
distress, scatter, throw into confusion, to confuse, to derange
demergo
–
dip under, go into debt, plunge into, to plunge, to sink
difficultas
–
difficulty, distress, need, trouble
dilabor
–
dissolve, fall apart, scatter, slip away, to break up, to perish
factum
–
accomplishment, achievement, act, action, deed, work
fatigo
–
fatigue, harass, tease, to harass, torment, vex, worry
Similar to labor
labasco
–
to give way, totter
labecula
–
a slight stain, minor disgrace
labefacio
–
impair, loesen, to shake
labefacto
–
disturb, shake violently, to weaken
labefactum
–
impair, loesen, to shake
labefeci
–
impair, loesen, to shake
labellum
–
a little lip, a small washing vessel
labes
–
blemish, disgrace, fall, infamy, misfortune, stain
labia
–
lip
labiae
–
lips