Harass and Invade

Harass

Harass verb - To use up all the physical energy of.

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Invade and harass are semantically related in besiege topic. In some cases you can use "Invade" instead the word "Harass" as a verb or an adjective.

Nearby Words: harassed, harassing, harassment

Invade verb - To enter for conquest or plunder.

Usage example: a superpower that had a tendency to invade and take over smaller and weaker countries

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Harass and invade are semantically related in besiege topic. Sometimes you can use "Harass" instead the word "Invade" as a verb or an adjective.

Nearby Words: invasion, invader, invading

army	harass army	invade army
time	harass time	invade time
way	harass way	invade way
region	harass region	invade region
Other words: town, times, players.

Red (the Viking) will bully and invade foreigners to get what they want using ruthless acts and intimidation regardless of who they harass.

Source: Analysis / Red Oni, Blue Oni
But anyone watching the trial knew what he did, destroying what remained of his reputation, and driving him to harass the wife of the black man he imprisoned, spit in Atticus' face, invade the home of a judge, and later attempt to murder Jem and Scout.

Source: Pyrrhic Villainy

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