molest (Meaning)
molest (v)
harass or assault sexually; make indecent advances to
annoy continually or chronically
molest (v. t.)
To trouble; to disturb; to render uneasy; to interfere with; to vex.
molest (n.)
Molestation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of molest
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molest Sentence Examples
- The allegations suggest that the teacher might molest students after school hours.
- It's appalling to hear about individuals who molest innocent animals.
- The organization aims to raise awareness about the devastating effects of child molest.
- The authorities have intensified efforts to apprehend individuals who molest tourists in this area.
- The defendant vehemently denied the accusations of attempting to molest his neighbor.
- The therapy sessions helped the victim cope with the trauma of being molested in her childhood.
- It's crucial to educate children about inappropriate behavior and how to report if someone tries to molest them.
- The disturbing news about the priest's tendency to molest young boys shook the community.
- The school implemented strict policies to prevent anyone from molesting students under any circumstances.
- Parents must remain vigilant and observant to protect their children from potential molestation.
FAQs About the word molest
harass or assault sexually; make indecent advances to, annoy continually or chronicallyTo trouble; to disturb; to render uneasy; to interfere with; to vex., Mol
harm, torment, abuse, injure, brutalize, outrage, oppress, maltreat, persecute, manhandle
foster, cherish, cherish, nurture, care (for),foster, care (for), nurture, baby, baby
The allegations suggest that the teacher might molest students after school hours.
It's appalling to hear about individuals who molest innocent animals.
The organization aims to raise awareness about the devastating effects of child molest.
The authorities have intensified efforts to apprehend individuals who molest tourists in this area.
