1. to discuss or explain something at excessive length or in unnecessary detail
Usage: present participle of belabor
2. to attack or beat someone repeatedly
Usage: present participle of belabor; less common usage

Examples

• Stop belaboring the point; we already understand your argument.
• The professor was belaboring the obvious facts that everyone knew.
• She kept belaboring her concerns about the project deadline.
• The critic was belaboring minor flaws in an otherwise excellent performance.
• He’s belaboring the details instead of focusing on the main issue.
• The speaker was belaboring each example for far too long.