laborsaving

IPA: ɫʌbˈɔrsˈeɪvɪŋ

Examples of "laborsaving" in Sentences

And he put up power lines to run his laborsaving devices.
The gold standard of dubious laborsaving devices is the Clapper, from Joseph Enterprises, in San Francisco.
What would Ben Franklin have said about such laborsaving inventions as the robotic vacuum cleaner or the self-parking car?
This hardly seems in keeping with my philosophical commitment to the laborsaving device that has defined work on The Farm thus far.
However, compared to Team Libby and the “trust fund” gag me, in terms of manpower and laborsaving resources, our boy Fitz is definately at an extreme disadvantage.
Where it will not make a thick lump of cloth that will take too long to dry, it is laborsaving and space-saving to pin the ends of two garments together so that you use only half as many pins.
But starting in the 1950s in Australia (where there was no large supply of foreign farm labor), farmers were compelled by circumstances to develop a laborsaving method called "dried-on-the-vine" (DOV) production.