"The speaker belabored the issue until the audience lost interest". Key Comparisons Labor vs. Belabor - DAILY WRITING TIPS
"I don't want to belabor the point , but we really are running out of time". belabor
The word is most often used in the idiom or "belabor the obvious" . "The speaker belabored the issue until the audience
To harp on a point far longer than necessary. detail. Quick Definitions
(Less common) To hit or beat someone repeatedly.
To assail someone persistently with words or ridicule. How to Use It Correctly
To most commonly means to explain or discuss something in excessive, often annoying, detail. Quick Definitions
