harassed

[huh-rast, har-ast]

harassed Definition

• 1. subjected to aggressive pressure or intimidation
• 2. troubled persistently especially with petty annoyances

Using harassed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "harassed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She felt harassed by her boss's constant demands.

• Example

  The students were harassed by the bullies in the school.

• Example

  He was harassed by the paparazzi wherever he went.

harassed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for harassed

• persecuted
• bothered
• annoyed
• molested
• tormented

Antonyms for harassed

• untroubled
• unbothered

Phrases with harassed

• sexual harassment

  unwanted sexual advances or obscene remarks made by someone, typically in a workplace or other professional or social situation

  Example

  She filed a complaint against her supervisor for sexual harassment.

• harassment of wildlife

  the act of disturbing or provoking wild animals, causing them stress or harm

  Example

  Harassment of wildlife is illegal and can result in fines or imprisonment.

• harassment of minorities

  the act of discriminating or victimizing people based on their race, ethnicity, religion, or other characteristics

  Example

  The government has implemented policies to prevent harassment of minorities in the workplace.

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Summary: harassed in Brief

The adjective 'harassed' [huh-rast, har-ast] describes someone who is subjected to persistent pressure or intimidation, often with petty annoyances. It can refer to various types of harassment, such as 'sexual harassment,' 'harassment of wildlife,' and 'harassment of minorities.' Examples include 'She felt harassed by her boss's constant demands' and 'The students were harassed by the bullies in the school.' Synonyms include 'persecuted,' 'tormented,' and 'bothered.'