hassled Definition
- 1to bother or annoy someone by repeatedly asking them for something or complaining about something
- 2to be under pressure or stress due to a difficult situation
Using hassled: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hassled" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
I don't want to be hassled by salespeople while I'm shopping.
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He was hassled by the police for no reason.
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She was hassled by her boss to finish the project on time.
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I'm feeling really hassled with all the work I have to do.
hassled Synonyms and Antonyms
Summary: hassled in Brief
'Hassled' [ˈhæsəld] means to bother or annoy someone by repeatedly asking them for something or complaining about something. It can also refer to being under pressure or stress due to a difficult situation. Examples include 'I don't want to be hassled by salespeople while I'm shopping' and 'I'm feeling really hassled with all the work I have to do.' Synonyms include 'bother,' 'annoy,' and 'pester,' while antonyms include 'aid,' 'assist,' and 'help.'
