Harassing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARASSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation
• make repeated small-scale attacks on (an enemy)
NOUN:
• the act of harassing
ADJECTIVE:
• persistently bothering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bother persistently

Words related to HARASSING

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How to use HARASSING in a sentence

• I pressed on in desperate haste, scarcely, however, knowing what I did, being at once overpowered with fatigue, loss of sleep, and harassing emotions.
• Nor was the death of Sunderland, which took place in April, 1722, without its effect in harassing the Duke of Marlborough.
• The cavalry are unquestionably most capital marksmen, and very capable of annoying and harassing and checking the progress of an invading army.
• Self-contained was the room, warm, secure, insulated from the harassing world.
• Our long and harassing fight, then, had been worth the sacrifice.
• A week more was to elapse before this dreadfully harassing surmise was converted into a certainty.
• His company acted as rangers, and for two years did remarkable service in harassing the enemy and in warning the settlers against lurking bands of Indians, set on by the French.
• Many of the characters resort to humming to conceal their temporary discomfiture, and perhaps no one ever hummed under more harassing circumstances than when Mr.
• As this man made a private fortune by harassing the tenants of the person to whom he was deputy, little was to be expected from his forbearance.
• He was apprised that the only way to humble the Carthaginians at such a distance from home, was rather by harassing than fighting.
• But honours are apt to be uneasy blessings, and this one was at least as harassing as gratifying.
• Recognizing the advantages of a surprise, he never lost an opportunity of harassing the enemy.
• He therefore contented himself with harassing them continually, and the army suffered greatly by this continued annoyance, as well as from fatigue and famine.
• But while the U-boats were harassing, no effective assaults were made against the ships which carried American troops abroad.
• After long and harassing operations, continued through the year 1858, Oude and Rohilcund were restored to order.
• But so harassing were his disputes with the representatives of the people that he fell into a fever, of which he died in 1729.
• On the afternoon of April 3, Osorio crossed the Maypo, the patriot cavalry harassing his flank and rear as he advanced.
• It induced a long, dark train of harassing recollections.
• Van Buren of a load of harassing care, for money was not as plenty with her as formerly, and now she wanted more.
• Even as to this there was great and harassing doubt, for the enemy, having command of the water, could concentrate and attack at any point they pleased.
• The really harassing nature of her work called for some such recreation.
• The hour spent at Millcote was a somewhat harassing one to me.
• These harassing thoughts, which fill so much space, written out, are but a small part of those which were suggested with electric suddenness.
• This was a very harassing day to us, as we were all constantly in the water, loading and unloading the boat.
• Protected, indeed helped, thus on both flanks, he devoted his life to harassing the dwellers by the lower Thames and the Hauraki Gulf.
• Their hatred of the Burmese is excessive, the visits of the armed forces of this nation being most harassing and oppressive.
• But so harassing were his disputes with the representatives of the people, that he fell into a fever, of which he died, in 1720.

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