besetment (Meaning)

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besetment (n.)

The act of besetting, or the state of being beset; also, that which besets one, as a sin.

The city was besetment by a relentless downpour that flooded the streets.
The team faced a series of besetments during the season, including injuries and a loss of star players.
The government was besetment by a barrage of criticism from the opposition.
The project was hampered by unforeseen besetments, such as technical difficulties and budget cuts.
The family was besetment by financial woes, which threatened their livelihood.
The traveler's journey was besetment by dangerous animals and harsh weather conditions.
The organization struggled with internal besetments, including conflicts among members and a lack of clear leadership.
The relationship was besetment by misunderstandings and communication breakdowns.
The company faced besetments from rival firms and a changing market landscape.
The student was besetment by anxiety and self-doubt, which hindered their academic performance.

The act of besetting, or the state of being beset; also, that which besets one, as a sin.

afflict,plague, persecute, besiege, harrow,bedevil, anguish, trouble, torture, curse

relieve, relieve, aid, assist, help, help, aid,assist, soothe, release

The city was besetment by a relentless downpour that flooded the streets.

The team faced a series of besetments during the season, including injuries and a loss of star players.

The government was besetment by a barrage of criticism from the opposition.

The project was hampered by unforeseen besetments, such as technical difficulties and budget cuts.