workless UK
ˈwɜːkləs
See also: unemployed (US)
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Definition of workless - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
effortlessDatedUKnot involving any work or laborDatedUK
  • The machine made the task almost workless.
effortless idle
2.
unemployedDatedUKlacking employment or tasks to performDatedUK
  • He has been workless for several months.
idle jobless unemployed
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Origin of workless

Old English, weorc (work) + -less (without)

Examples of workless in a sentence

  • His workless approach saved time and energy.
  • Many workless individuals seek new opportunities.
  • The workless population is growing in the city.

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  1. French:aisé, sans emploi, ...
  2. German:ohne Anstrengung, arbeitslos, ...
  3. Italian:senza lavoro, disoccupato, ...
  4. Spanish:sin trabajo, desempleado, ...
  5. Portuguese:sem trabalho, desempregado, ...
  6. Chinese:轻松的, 失业的, ...
  7. Japanese:労力のいらない, 無職の, ...
  8. Arabic:بلا جهد, عَاطِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲסַר עֲבוֹדָה, לֹא מוּעֳסָק, ...
  10. Russian:не требующий усилий, безработный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:без зусиль, безробітний, ...
  12. Hindi:बिना मेहनत का, बेरोजगार, ...
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