sieged

/siːdʒd/
adjective
  1. Surrounded by enemy forces or under attack; in a state of being besieged.
    • The sieged city sent out desperate pleas for help.
    • Supplies finally reached the sieged village after the blockade was broken.
    • The sieged fortress held out for months against the attackers.
  2. Overwhelmed or under constant pressure from problems, requests, or criticism.
    • She was sieged with questions from reporters as she left the courthouse.
    • The small business owner felt sieged by new regulations and rising costs.
    • The customer service team felt sieged by complaints after the system crash.
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