Pronunciation: /ˈleɪbər ʌv lʌv/
noun a person's work or effort that is done out of love, passion, or dedication
A1 Cooking for my family is a labor of love.
A2 She spent hours knitting that sweater as a labor of love for her best friend.
B1 Building a treehouse for my kids was a labor of love that took all summer.
B2 The artist's latest masterpiece was a true labor of love, showcasing their dedication and passion.
C1 Writing a novel is often described as a labor of love, requiring countless hours of research and editing.
C2 Renovating their historic home became a labor of love for the couple, who meticulously restored every detail.
formal The restoration of the historic building was truly a labor of love for the preservation society.
informal Baking this elaborate cake for my friend's birthday was a real labor of love, but totally worth it.
slang Growing this garden from scratch was a total labor of love, but now it's my happy place.
figurative Writing a novel is often described as a labor of love, requiring dedication and passion.
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