accosted Synonyms
accosted Meaning
accosted (imp. & p. p.)
of Accost
accosted (a.)
Supported on both sides by other charges; also, side by side.
accosted Sentence Examples
- As I walked down the street, a stranger suddenly accosted me with a series of rapid-fire questions.
- The reporter accosted the celebrity at the airport, hoping to get an exclusive interview.
- Startled by the unexpected encounter, she felt uneasy when a persistent panhandler accosted her for money.
- The security guard quickly intervened when an unruly individual accosted customers in the mall.
- On her way home, she was accosted by a group of enthusiastic activists promoting their cause.
- The salesman accosted potential customers as they entered the store, eager to showcase the latest products.
- In the crowded market, street vendors often accosted shoppers, trying to sell their goods.
- The politician was accosted by reporters as he exited the courthouse after the trial.
- Late at night, pedestrians may feel uneasy if accosted by individuals in dimly lit alleyways.
- When the detective accosted the suspect, he was met with a vehement denial of any wrongdoing.
FAQs About the word accosted
of Accost, Supported on both sides by other charges; also, side by side.
confronted,approached, bearded, cornered, met, fronted, affronted,encountered, braved, faced
shunned, shunned, evaded, escaped, avoided, shook, escaped, eschewed, evaded,avoided
As I walked down the street, a stranger suddenly accosted me with a series of rapid-fire questions.
The reporter accosted the celebrity at the airport, hoping to get an exclusive interview.
Startled by the unexpected encounter, she felt uneasy when a persistent panhandler accosted her for money.
The security guard quickly intervened when an unruly individual accosted customers in the mall.
