Bully and Hassle

Bully

Bully verb - To inflict physical or emotional harm upon.

Hassle and bully are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hassle" instead a verb "Bully".

Nearby Words: bull, bullying, bullied, bulled, bulling

Hassle

Hassle verb - To attack repeatedly with mean put-downs or insults.
Usage example: a small group of jeering protesters hassled the politically active singer at every appearance she made

Bully and hassle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bully" instead a verb "Hassle".

Nearby Words: hassled, hassling

How words are described

real real bully real hassle
massive massive bully massive hassle
large large bully large hassle
big big bully big hassle
Other adjectives: huge, little, major.

Common collocations

friend bully friend hassle friend
way bully way hassle way

Both words in one sentence

  • In the movie Moving Violations, the two bully cops hassle John Murray's character and smash the tail light of the car near which he is standing so they can give him a ticket.
  • Film / Moving Violations Vandalism Backfire: The two bully cops hassle John Murray's character and smash the tail light of the car he is standing next to so they can give him a ticket.
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