hag-ridden Sentence Examples
- The ancient mariner was hag-ridden by nightmares of the sea monster he had slain.
- The superstitious villagers believed the town was hag-ridden by a malevolent spirit.
- The prisoner was hag-ridden by guilt and fear after committing a heinous crime.
- The politician's campaign was hag-ridden by scandals and allegations of corruption.
- The athlete was hag-ridden by injuries and setbacks that prevented her from reaching her full potential.
- The CEO was hag-ridden by the pressure and responsibilities of leading a multinational corporation.
- The writer was hag-ridden by self-doubt and anxiety that stifled her creativity.
- The student was hag-ridden by the fear of failing her upcoming exams.
- The traveler was hag-ridden by the oppressive heat and humidity that made it difficult to breathe.
- The homeowner was hag-ridden by worries about the impending mortgage foreclosure.
hag-ridden Meaning
hag-ridden (s)
tormented or harassed by nightmares or unreasonable fears
hag-ridden (a.)
Ridden by a hag or witch; hence, afflicted with nightmare.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hag-ridden
Synonyms:
- chafed
- bugged
- nonplused
- unnerved
- discomfited
- discountenanced
- flustered
- nettled
- vext
- disheartened
- harried
- demoralized
- galled
- riled
- dispirited
- grated
- discouraged
- irked
- piqued
- abashed
- vexed
- aggravated
- got
- daunted
- shaken-up
- mortified
- chivied
- disconcerted
- fazed
- harassed
- fretted
- pestered
- chivvied
- confounded
- jarred
- bedeviled
- peeved
- nonplussed
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word hag-ridden
tormented or harassed by nightmares or unreasonable fearsRidden by a hag or witch; hence, afflicted with nightmare.
agitated, worried, freaked (out), haunted, distracted, unsettled, concerned,alarmed, disturbed, bothered
composed, soothed, settled, quieted, calmed, composed, calmed, soothed, settled, quieted
The ancient mariner was hag-ridden by nightmares of the sea monster he had slain.
The superstitious villagers believed the town was hag-ridden by a malevolent spirit.
The prisoner was hag-ridden by guilt and fear after committing a heinous crime.
The politician's campaign was hag-ridden by scandals and allegations of corruption.
