belabour (Meaning)
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belabour (v)
to work at or to absurd length
beat soundly
attack verbally with harsh criticism
Synonyms & Antonyms of belabour
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
belabour Sentence Examples
- The teacher belabored the point that plagiarism was unacceptable.
- The lawyer belabored the argument that his client was innocent beyond a reasonable doubt.
- The politician belabored the issue of tax reform for hours.
- The coach belabored the importance of teamwork to his players.
- The parent belabored their child for making a mess.
- The author belabored the description of the protagonist's inner turmoil.
- The student belabored over the difficult math problem.
- The doctor belabored the diagnosis to ensure accuracy.
- The scientist belabored the data to prove his hypothesis.
- The orator belabored his speech to win over his audience.
FAQs About the word belabour
to work at or to absurd length, beat soundly, attack verbally with harsh criticism
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The teacher belabored the point that plagiarism was unacceptable.
The lawyer belabored the argument that his client was innocent beyond a reasonable doubt.
The politician belabored the issue of tax reform for hours.
The coach belabored the importance of teamwork to his players.
