strike-break

English

Verb

strike-break (third-person singular simple present strike-breaks, present participle strike-breaking, simple past strike-broke, past participle strike-broken)

1. Alternative form of strikebreak
   • 1985, New Statesman - Volume 109, page 14:

     At the AGM she was one of the most compelling speakers against the notion of a fundamental right to strike-break.

   • 2003, Rob Sewell, In the Cause of Labour, page 124:

     The dockers' leaders warned of armed conflict in the streets if troops were used to strike-break.

   • 2008, David Miller, William Dinan, A century of spin, page 133:

     It sent advice to them on how they could resign from the union and strike-break without penalty.