1. a member or supporter of a labor party, especially the British Labour Party
Usage: chiefly British

Examples

• The laborite candidate won the election by a narrow margin.
• As a longtime laborite, she supported workers’ rights legislation.
• The laborite movement gained momentum during the industrial revolution.
• Many laborites opposed the proposed tax cuts for wealthy individuals.
• The laborite politician spoke passionately about healthcare reform.
• Old laborites remembered the party’s founding principles.