- To attack with blows; hit, beat, or whip. See synonyms at beat.
- To assail verbally.
- To discuss repeatedly or at length; harp on: Don't belabor the point.
Dictionary:
be·la·bor (bĭ-lā'bər) ![]() |
| Thesaurus: belabor |
| Antonyms: belabor |
Definition: criticize
Antonyms: praise
v
Definition: over=elaborate
Antonyms: understate
| WordNet: belabor |
The verb has 3 meanings:
Meaning #1:
to work at or to absurd length
Synonym: belabour
Meaning #2:
attack verbally with harsh criticism
Synonym: belabour
Meaning #3:
beat soundly
Synonym: belabour
| belabor the point (Idiom) | |
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