bedeviled (Meaning)

bedeviled

to possess with or as if with a devil, to confuse utterly, to cause distress, to trouble or annoy again and again, to change for the worse

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The city was bedeviled by a wave of violent crime, keeping residents in a constant state of fear.
The athlete's knee injury bedeviled him for years, preventing him from reaching his full potential.
The company's reputation was bedeviled by allegations of fraud, casting a shadow over its operations.
The relationship was bedeviled by constant arguments and misunderstandings, leading to its eventual demise.
The project was bedeviled by technical difficulties, delaying its completion and increasing costs.
The author's life was bedeviled by personal demons and addictions, which hindered his writing progress.
The scientist's research was bedeviled by a lack of funding, limiting his ability to make groundbreaking discoveries.
The town was bedeviled by a mysterious creature, causing widespread panic and speculation.
The government's decision-making process was bedeviled by bureaucracy and political infighting.
The child's behavior was bedeviled by hyperactivity and impulsivity, making it difficult for them to succeed in school.

to possess with or as if with a devil, to confuse utterly, to cause distress, to trouble or annoy again and again, to change for the worse

confused, dazed,bewildered, stunned, dizzy, distracted, addle, addled, raddled, punch-drunk

conscious, clearheaded,alert,

The city was bedeviled by a wave of violent crime, keeping residents in a constant state of fear.

The athlete's knee injury bedeviled him for years, preventing him from reaching his full potential.

The company's reputation was bedeviled by allegations of fraud, casting a shadow over its operations.

The relationship was bedeviled by constant arguments and misunderstandings, leading to its eventual demise.