harrying (Meaning)

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harrying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Harry

The relentless mosquitoes harried the campers throughout the night.
The paparazzo harried the celebrity at every turn, snapping away at her every move.
The pesky fleas harried the dog, causing it to scratch and bite incessantly.
The police harried the suspects through the alleyways, determined to apprehend them.
The swarm of birds harried the farmer's fields, pecking at his crops.
The wolves harried the deer, relentlessly pursuing them for a meal.
The financial worries harried the family, causing them constant stress and sleepless nights.
The critics harried the actress for her performance, accusing her of being wooden and uninspired.
The wind harried the trees, bending and shaking their branches mercilessly.
The persistent telephone calls harried the secretary, disrupting her workflow and causing her daily tasks to pile up.

of Harry

disturbance,harassment, bothering, bedevilment, aggravation, persecution, annoyance, offence, pestering, vexation

recovering, repairing, repairing, restoring, rehabilitating, rehabilitating,restoring, recovering, mending, redeeming

The relentless mosquitoes harried the campers throughout the night.

The paparazzo harried the celebrity at every turn, snapping away at her every move.

The pesky fleas harried the dog, causing it to scratch and bite incessantly.

The police harried the suspects through the alleyways, determined to apprehend them.