Definitions:

1. In economics, is one of the factors of production, along land, capital, and entrepreneurship. NOUN
   • The value of labour is a key factor in determining the cost of production.
2. Refers to the collective group of workers, especially those engaged in manual or industrial work. NOUN
   • The factory employs a large labour force to meet production demands.
3. Refers to the concluding state of pregnancy, from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child. NOUN
   • The preganant woman endured a long and strenuous labour before giving birth to a healthy baby.
4. Refers to work, especially physical work or tasks that require effort and exertion. NOUN
   • Building the house required a lot of hard labour.
5. Used to refer to political movements or parties that advocate for workers' rights, social justice, and policies that support the working class. NOUN
   • The Labour Party has traditionally focuses on improving wages and working conditions for the working class.

Synonyms:

• effort
• exertion
• parturition
• work
• workers
• working class

NearBy Words:

• labour-intensive
• laboured
• labourer
• labouring
• labourite
• laboursaving