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laborers's Usage Examples:

In the Pacific Theater of World War II, Imperial Japanese forces used laborers to construct the Mergui Road to aid their retreat after rail line were destroyed by Allied bombings.

performing activist work with farm laborers, trying to help them take over unfarmed land on large estates in the area.

In fact, he saved his people from being sent to Burma to become romusha forced-laborers, by asking the Japanese to allow the building of a water canal (the Selokan Mataram).

Many forros believed the government intended to force them to work as contract laborers, to which they objected.

reproductively inactive workers) function as laborers.

Coffee and sugar plantations produced tremendous wealth for France and its colonies, but the slave-laborers could not enjoy the fruits of their labor because they had few, if any, rights.

Argentine immigrant, created a partnership in 1883 for the manufacture of espadrilles (jute-soled canvas footwear favored by laborers for their comfort, durability.

Adding to Hitler's worries, German financial advisers warned the Nazi government that a mass exodus of Jewish laborers from the German workforce would badly damage Germany's economic stability.

The largest proportion (44%) were born in Ireland and migrated during the Great Irish Famine, first to Australia as laborers and then to California as part of the Gold Rush.

Jefferson used a combination of free workers, indentured servants and enslaved laborers.

The generousness on his part is hurtful to his fellow-laborers, for it compels them to an equal generousness which is not to their liking.

5 million white tenants, sharecroppers, and mixed cropping/laborers in the United States; and 3 million blacks.

For the first time, Gandhi realized that Indians had come to admire his work greatly and experienced a taste of his own popularity among the people, when he visited Madras, an Indian province, where most manual laborers had originated.

Synonyms:

hodman, gypsy, docker, agricultural laborer, platelayer, hired man, gandy dancer, stevedore, dockworker, dock worker, bracero, muleteer, feller, lumberjack, fireman, hod carrier, tracklayer, lumper, skinner, wrecker, porter, peon, working man, galley slave, workingman, gravedigger, faller, mule skinner, yardman, splitter, mineworker, working person, itinerant, section hand, loader, gipsy, longshoreman, day labourer, mule driver, cleaner, rail-splitter, dishwasher, day laborer, stoker, labourer, dockhand, digger, logger, stacker, drudge, steeplejack, jack, dock-walloper, workman, hired hand, navvy, hand, hewer, manual laborer, lumberman, sawyer, woodcutter, sprayer, miner, agricultural labourer,

Antonyms:

female, splitter, employer, lumper, nonworker,