1. to work excessively or too hard; to labor beyond what is necessary or healthy
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'overlabor'
2. to elaborate or dwell on excessively; to belabor a point
Usage: less common usage

Examples

• She overlabors every project, staying at the office until midnight.
• The farmer overlabors during harvest season, working from dawn to dusk.
• He overlabors the same argument in every conversation.
• Workers who overlabor risk burnout and health problems.
• The author overlabors the description, using too many adjectives.
• Don't overlabor yourself; take breaks throughout the day.