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

How to use labor-intensive in a sentence?

1. Brendan Dwyer:

   A lot of math, statistics, dispensed through the mail. It was very labor intensive. ... It wasn't customizable.

2. Jill Carey Hall:

   Given that the sector is labor intensive there could be concerns about this hurting margins.

3. Ted Cruz:

   I feel confident that I'm never going to have a plane with my name on it, how do you run a grassroots campaign? It's very time intensive. It's labor intensive. You don't do it sitting back in the easy chair. You don't do it from a TV studio in Manhattan.

4. Hitoshi Matsubara:

   In Japan, IT jobs have long been thought of as labor-intensive with low pay and late-night work. If they are as well-paid and rewarding as in the United States and China, information science would become more popular among students.

5. Kevin Garcia:

   If you look at the whole process of how paper is traditionally made, it involves chopping trees, adding chemicals and bleach to make pulp, using lots of water and then squeezing, drying and flattening it into sheets of paper, it's labor intensive, contributes to high carbon emission deforestation.

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