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belabour

Definition & Meaning of "belabor"in English

to belabor
01

to beat someone repeatedly and forcefully

Examples
The mob belabored the thief with sticks until the police arrived.
02

to criticize excessively and harshly, often in a way that feels aggressive or repetitive

Examples
The coach belabored the team for their lack of effort.
03

to elaborate or repeat beyond what is reasonable or helpful

Examples
Please do n't belabor the point — we understand your concern.
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