Belabor

verb/bɪˈleɪ.bə/rhetoric
Definition
1. Argue or elaborate a subject in excessive detail. 2. Attack or assault someone physically or verbally.
Etymology
From be- (“on, upon, about, over”) +‎ labor.
Synonyms
belabour
In a sentence
  • I won't belabor the point — the numbers speak for themselves.
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Source
Notes/vocab.csv
added 2026-03-06