importunee Synonyms
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importunee Meaning
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importunee (a.)
Inopportune; unseasonable.
Troublesome; vexatious; persistent; urgent; hence, vexatious on account of untimely urgency or perinacious solicitation.
importunee Sentence Examples
- The importunee became weary of the persistent solicitations and attempted to ignore them.
- Despite the importunee's pleas for privacy, the reporter continued to hound them with questions.
- The beggar was an importunee who relentlessly asked for handouts on the street corner.
- The salesperson used aggressive tactics to importune the customer into making a purchase.
- The child's incessant whining made his parents feel like importunees.
- The telemarketer's persistent calls had transformed her into an importunee.
- The woman at the charity event felt like an importunee as people constantly asked for donations.
- The neighbor's loud music made the importunee's life a misery.
- The student became an importunee as classmates repeatedly asked for help with their assignments.
- The importunee sighed in exasperation as the door-to-door salesman refused to leave without a sale.
FAQs About the word importunee
Inopportune; unseasonable., Troublesome; vexatious; persistent; urgent; hence, vexatious on account of untimely urgency or perinacious solicitation.
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The importunee became weary of the persistent solicitations and attempted to ignore them.
Despite the importunee's pleas for privacy, the reporter continued to hound them with questions.
The beggar was an importunee who relentlessly asked for handouts on the street corner.
The salesperson used aggressive tactics to importune the customer into making a purchase.
