beleaguering

/bɪˈliːɡərɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Causing trouble, pressure, or difficulty; harassing.
    • The beleaguering heat wave left everyone exhausted and irritable.
    • The beleaguering questions from the audience made the speaker lose his train of thought.
    • She tried to ignore the beleaguering demands of her job and focus on her health.
Synonyms
noun
  1. The act of surrounding or harassing someone or something.
    • Constant beleaguering by the press drove the politician to resign.
    • The beleaguering of the castle was a key event in the kingdom's history.
    • The beleaguering of the town lasted for several weeks before the soldiers gave up.
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