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harassful

harassful adjective: characterised by harassment; tormentuous; bothersome.

Adjective

harassful (comparative more harassful, superlative most harassful)

  1. Characterised by harassment; tormentuous; bothersome.
    • When Elena left with her daughters, Maggie drew a lot of people's attention on the streets, sometimes it was so harassful that made Elena jealous.2019, Sarah S. collins, A Passion's Scourge

Forms of harassful

comparativemore harassful
superlativemost harassful
alternative formharrassful

Origin of harassful

From harass + -ful.

Questions about harassful

What does harassful mean?
Harassful means characterised by harassment; tormentuous; bothersome.
What part of speech is harassful?
Harassful is an adjective.

Words near harassful in the dictionary

  1. harassers
  2. harassery
  3. harasses
  4. harassest
  5. harasseth
  6. harassful
  7. harasshole
  8. harassholes
  9. harassing
  10. harassingly
  11. harassings

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