persecutive Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- harassing
- shocking
- horrifying
- scary
- horrible
- fearful
- alarming
- terrifying
- chilling
- frightening
- discouraging
- terrible
- formidable
- persecutory
Strong:
- daunting
- hair-raising
- dire
- dispiriting
- discomposing
- dreadful
- disconcerting
- direful
- ghastly
- troublesome
- demoralizing
- fearsome
- dismaying
- frightful
- unsettling
- horrendous
- troubling
- disheartening
- dread
- disturbing
- intimidating
- forbidding
Weak:
Meaning of persecutive
persecutive
to treat continually in a way meant to be cruel or harmful, to harass or punish in a manner designed to injure, grieve, or afflict, annoy, pester, to annoy with persistent or urgent approaches (such as attacks, pleas, or importunities), to cause to suffer because of belief
persecutive Sentence Examples
- The consecutive days of rain left the streets flooded and impassable.
- The team won three consecutive championships, establishing a formidable dynasty.
- The patient experienced consecutive seizures, prompting immediate medical attention.
- The professor had consecutive classes, leaving him exhausted by the end of the day.
- The earthquake caused consecutive tremors that shook the region for several hours.
- The student scored consecutive A's on her exams, demonstrating her academic excellence.
- The apartment had consecutive windows, providing ample natural light to the interior.
- The fire spread through the building, leaving consecutive rooms charred and uninhabitable.
- The consecutive storms ravaged the coast, causing severe erosion and damage.
- The athlete ran consecutive marathons, testing her endurance to the limit.
FAQs About the word persecutive
to treat continually in a way meant to be cruel or harmful, to harass or punish in a manner designed to injure, grieve, or afflict, annoy, pester, to annoy with
harassing, shocking, horrifying, scary, horrible, fearful, alarming, terrifying, chilling,frightening
settling, soothing,reassuring, sedative, narcotic,calming, comforting, relaxing, dreamy, inviting
The consecutive days of rain left the streets flooded and impassable.
The team won three consecutive championships, establishing a formidable dynasty.
The patient experienced consecutive seizures, prompting immediate medical attention.
The professor had consecutive classes, leaving him exhausted by the end of the day.
