laborsaving
/ˈleɪbərˌseɪvɪŋ/
ADJECTIVE
1. Reducing the effort required to perform work
Designed to reduce, replace, or conserve human effort, particularly manual labor, by making tasks easier, faster, or more efficient.
1.1. Automation and mechanized work
Used to describe machines, equipment, or systems that perform tasks automatically or mechanically, reducing the need for manual human labor.
Synonyms
- automated
- automatic
- robotic
- mechanical
- machine-driven
- motorized
- computerized
- self-acting
- self-operating
- self-regulating
- semiautomatic
- programmed
Antonyms
Examples
- The new technology offers laborsaving solutions for the manufacturing industry.
- She appreciated the laborsaving features of the automated system.
- The innovation in robotics has led to the development of many laborsaving tools.
Related Words
- automation
- robotics
- machinery
- mechanization
- technology
- equipment
- industrial systems
- manufacturing
- artificial intelligence
1.2. Making tasks easier and less demanding
Used to describe tools, methods, or innovations that assist people, reduce physical effort, relieve workloads, or make everyday activities more convenient.
Synonyms
- aiding
- helping
- relieving
- easing
- useful
- time-saving
Antonyms
- by hand
- manual
Examples
- I purchased a laborsaving device to streamline my daily chores.
- Our company invested in laborsaving equipment to increase efficiency.
Related Words
- assistance
- convenience
- efficiency
- simplification
- productivity
- workload reduction
- ergonomics
- practicality