nagging in Finnish
nagging in Finnish is nalkutus — nagging means persistently annoying, worrying, or painful.
nagging in Finnish
nalkutus
The action of the verb nag.
What does "nagging" mean?
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adj Persistently annoying, worrying, or painful.
"He couldn't shake the nagging suspicion that he'd forgotten something."
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noun The act of repeatedly pestering someone.
"His constant nagging finally got the shelves put up."
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nagging in a sentence
- He couldn't shake the nagging suspicion that he'd forgotten something.
- A nagging pain in her knee kept her off the court for weeks.
- His constant nagging finally got the shelves put up.
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What is "nagging" in Finnish?
"nagging" in Finnish is nalkutus. nagging means: Persistently annoying, worrying, or painful.
How do you use "nagging" in a sentence?
Example: "He couldn't shake the nagging suspicion that he'd forgotten something." In Finnish, "nagging" is nalkutus.
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