belabor
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be·la·bor
(bĭ-lā'bər) 
tr.v., -bored, -bor·ing, -bors.
tr.v., -bored, -bor·ing, -bors.
- 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.
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belabor
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Definition: criticize
Antonyms: praise
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Definition: over=elaborate
Antonyms: understate
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categories related to 'belabor'
- Reasoning and Informing - belabor: make a point to absurd lengths
- Reasoning and Examination - belabor: apply unreasonable scrunity
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