noun
hassling
Hassling (noun) means Repeated pestering or bothering. Example: “After weeks of hassling, they finally agreed to fix the leak.”
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Repeated pestering or bothering.
"After weeks of hassling, they finally agreed to fix the leak."
How to use hassling
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of repeatedly bothering or pressuring someone.
Word forms
hasslings plural
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What does “hassling” mean?
The word “hassling” means repeated pestering or bothering. In plain terms, the act of repeatedly bothering or pressuring someone.
How do you use “hassling” in a sentence?
Here is “hassling” used in a sentence: “After weeks of hassling, they finally agreed to fix the leak.”
What part of speech is “hassling”?
“Hassling” is a noun.
What is the meaning of hassling?
"hassling" (noun) means repeated pestering or bothering.