Pronunciation: /həˈræst/
verb to subject (someone) to aggressive pressure or intimidation
A1 She felt harassed by the constant phone calls.
A2 The student was harassed by the bully at school.
B1 The employee filed a complaint after being harassed by their manager.
B2 The actress was harassed by paparazzi wherever she went.
C1 The journalist was harassed by government officials for reporting on corruption.
C2 The activist was harassed by authorities for speaking out against injustice.
adjective feeling or looking strained as a result of having too many demands made on one
A1 She felt harassed by the constant phone calls.
A2 The harassed employee finally decided to speak up about the mistreatment.
B1 The harassed student reported the bullying to the school administration.
B2 The harassed individual sought legal advice to address the ongoing harassment.
C1 The harassed worker filed a complaint with the human resources department.
C2 The harassed journalist faced threats and intimidation for reporting on sensitive issues.
formal She filed a complaint with HR after being harassed by her supervisor.
informal He felt harassed by all the emails from his boss over the weekend.
slang She was constantly getting harassed by her ex-boyfriend.
figurative The storm harassed the small town for days, causing widespread damage.
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