Belabor means arguing excessively over a point. Don't belabor the point, George.

To overwork. Most commonly seen in the description of an argument: "You don't have to belabor that point."

If you mean, Use belabor in a sentence. Here's are some of the examples:

1. Some people use social media as a means to belabor their own views on an issue.

2. Mary’s strategy for resolving an argument is to belabor her point until the other person gives up.

3. She generally incorporates subtleties to persuade a lot the other individual to give your solicitation, yet don't belabor on the point.

IM gonna belabor you. >:)

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