abashed, blockade, closed-in, discommode, fence in, hound, kennel, pediculous, pursue, sore beset, work on
Definitionv. annoy continually or chronically
Last update: July 21, 2015
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The building of the church was beset with difficulties. [verb]
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Wesley needed help, for he was beset by difficulties. [Please select]
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"He may reform," said poor Anne, beset by foe without and traitor within. [Please select]
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But the men were too fiercely beset by the confusion to notice their loss. [Please select]
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The position of William was equally beset with difficulties, politically and financially. [Please select]
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The position of William was beset with perils on every side. [Please select]
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If you dream of a harlequin, trouble will beset you. [Please select]
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The difficulties which beset this luckless fellow were only beginning, and what would the end be. [Please select]
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He was soon beset with problems, not the least of which was the water supply. [verb]
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He advanced at a hand gallop towards Olifant, and was in the act of demanding why he had thus beset the road, when Olifant called out, "Shoot the traitor." [verb]
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Set, to suit, to become one; also, to beset. [verb]
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