Definition of "belabouring" [belabouring]

• Present participle of belabour. (verb)

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• "He had some skill in the correction of misprints, and would have been better employed in revising proof - sheets for Froude than in "belabouring" him."
• "The hormone imbalances make them prone to lashing out … as well as belabouring points made by others."
• "But, then, one damned thing leads to another: in this case, an even limper Times leader berating BBC Radio Lincolnshire and some 70 other blameless, bemused stations or channels as engines of "domination" of poor little Sky – plus a matching Sun tirade from Kelvin MacKenzie belabouring the "duds" who lack Rupert's spunk."