noun

hounding

HOWN-dihng

Hounding (noun) means Relentless, persistent pursuit or harassment. Example: “The constant hounding by paparazzi wore the family down.”

noun

Relentless, persistent pursuit or harassment.

"The constant hounding by paparazzi wore the family down."

How to use hounding

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe act of chasing or pestering someone without letting up.

houndings plural

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The constant _____ by paparazzi wore the family down.

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What does “hounding” mean?

The word “hounding” means relentless, persistent pursuit or harassment. In plain terms, the act of chasing or pestering someone without letting up.

How do you pronounce “hounding”?

“Hounding” is pronounced HOWN-dihng (/ˈhaʊndɪŋ/ in IPA).

How do you use “hounding” in a sentence?

Here is “hounding” used in a sentence: “The constant hounding by paparazzi wore the family down.”

What part of speech is “hounding”?

“Hounding” is a noun.