1. working excessively hard; expending too much effort or labor on something
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'overlabor'
2. belaboring a point excessively; dwelling on or emphasizing something too much
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'overlabor'

1. characterized by excessive work or effort; overly labored or strained

Examples

• She was overlaboring the point about punctuality in every meeting.
• The athlete risked injury by overlaboring during training without adequate rest.
• His overlaboring writing style made the simple story feel tedious.
• They accused him of overlaboring the obvious facts of the case.
• Overlaboring a joke ruins its humor.
• The team was overlaboring under the weight of unrealistic deadlines.