Antonyms for labor-intensivela·bor-in·ten·sive

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1. labor-intensive, labour-intensiveadjective

   requiring a large expenditure of labor but not much capital

   "cottage industries are labor intensive"

   Antonyms:
   effortless

   Synonyms:
   labour-intensive

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1. Adam Schefter:

   I've learned for a long time in this business not to discuss sources, or the process, or how stories are done, but I would just say that its a common practice to run information past sources. And in this particular case, during a labor intensive lockout that was a complicated subject that was new to understand. I took the extra rare step to run information past one of the people that I was talking to. You know, it was an important story to fans ; a host of others, and that's the situation.

2. Tara Reed:

   I’d started to get interested in fine art, and it struck me how annoying and labor-intensive it would be to find art I liked for my new place, for food, music, fashion, movies, I could just tap an app and get a personal recommendation. But the fine-art world hadn’t caught up to that.

3. Amy Yorke:

   What we experience early in our life does have an impact in how we perform later in life, Men that tend to have more labor-intensive jobs tend to have less grip strength later in life.

4. Barbara Barrett:

   Space Force won't be measured by the number of people unlike for instance the Marine Corps, which is really a labor-intensive service, space Force is much more measured by the technology and the capabilities.

5. Trevor Tauzer:

   For every $210 paid to rent a beehive, we put close to that much into it the whole year feeding the bees because of drought. We do all the health checks, which is labor-intensive, and we pay our workers full benefits.

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