harped (on) (Meaning)

harped (on)

to talk about (a subject) constantly or repeatedly in an annoying way

No strong syonyms found.

The teacher harped on the importance of punctuality every class.
My boss constantly harped on about the need to meet deadlines.
The politician harped on the same tired slogans over and over.
My mother harped on about my messy room until I finally cleaned it.
The lawyer harped on every detail of the case during the closing arguments.
The musician harped on the same note for hours, driving the audience crazy.
The friend harped on about their problems so much that I had to distance myself.
The salesperson harped on the benefits of the product, but I still wasn't convinced.
The editor harped on the need to remove unnecessary words from my writing.
The child harped on their injured toe until their parents took them to the doctor.

to talk about (a subject) constantly or repeatedly in an annoying way

dwelled (on or upon), stressed, emphasized, dwelt (on or upon),paid (up), pointed (up),,underscored, accented, belabored

disregarded, overlooked,ignored, slurred (over), forgot, passed over,slighted,overpassed

The teacher harped on the importance of punctuality every class.

My boss constantly harped on about the need to meet deadlines.

The politician harped on the same tired slogans over and over.

My mother harped on about my messy room until I finally cleaned it.