Labours is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LABOURS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LABOUR, to work, also LABOR
• work hard; make great effort
• work at an unskilled manual occupation
• till (the ground)
• have difficulty in doing something despite working hard
• move or proceed with difficulty
• (of an engine) work noisily and with difficulty
• (of a ship) roll or pitch heavily
• (of a woman in childbirth) be in labour
NOUN:
• work, especially physical work
• workers, especially manual workers, considered collectively
• workers considered as a social class or political force
• the Labour Party
• the process of childbirth from the start of uterine contractions to delivery
• a group of moles
• a government department concerned with a nation's workforce
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to labor

Words related to LABOURS

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How to use LABOURS in a sentence

• The year 1823, the last of which she completed the whole circle, brought her immense labours.
• The trail led the crew through many minor labours, all of which consumed time.
• In the execution of this unworthy task, he labours with a perseverance at once ludicrous and detestable.
• But where were my labours to end? The want of a plough to turn up the earth, or shovel to dig it, I conquered by making me a wooden spade.
• Superintending the house, the garden, corresponding, and a hundred other labours, filled up every moment of hers.
• And of other occurrences touched vpon by the way, in the whole passage of these intended labours.
• She has resumed her German labours, and is not easily drawn from what she takes to.
• A man who has neither rent nor taxes to pay, as is the case in some savage nations, only labours to supply his wants.
• Moreover, they celebrated Mass for him, and offered up prayers that he might receive the reward of his labours.
• The writer of a work of this kind necessarily owes an immense debt to the labours of others.
• Thanks to the devoted labours of numerous scholars, mainly in the last sixty years, the general drift of these inscriptions is now known.
• A nation which labours, and takes care of the fruits of labour, would be rich and happy though there were no gold in the universe.
• By this fine feat and by their incessant labours on the roads round about Jerusalem the engineers made it possible for an attempt to be made to improve our position on the right.
• He assures you all of his loving prayers for the success of your devoted labours.
• You may be sure his loving prayers will be offered for you, and for the success of your labours, in the Holy Shrines.
• He that never labours may know the pains of idleness, but not the pleasure.
• The same principle applies to our more extensive labours for the good of the whole world, and is the very life and soul of home and foreign missions.
• The Nile valley was reclaimed for the use of man, and swamp and jungle, the home of wild beasts and venomous serpents, were turned by his labours into a fruitful paradise.
• So much is this the case that what is called the play of the features often helps more in understanding a man or woman than the earnest labours of all the other members together.
• Kneel every Shepherd, whilest with powerful hand I bless your after labours, and the Land You feed your flocks upon.
• Sometimes an easy eloquence resembles the easy labours of the daughters of Danaus.
• This vast concave was the scene of his labours for Mr Troutham the farmer, and he descended into the midst of it.
• Planting, that agreeable and patriotic art, is another of the October labours.
• Yet he alone is to reap no benefit from his labours.

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