laboristic
adjective
la·bor·is·tic
\¦lābə¦ristik\
variants: or British
labouristic
\¦lābə¦ristik\Definition of laboristic
: characterized by policies or attitudes favorable to labor this chamber … turned out to be so much more Fascist than laboristic — H. R. Spencer a laboristic society
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Origin and Etymology of laboristic
1labor + -istic
First Known Use: 1911
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