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Meanings of bedevill (bedevilled) in anglès

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Usage of bedevilled in anglès
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Interdepartmental disputes over funding for new computer systems have bedevilled this project.
The Irish Times
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Yesterday's second round of the Irish Open was bedevilled by strong winds.
The Irish Times
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Everard was led to say that Nevil's cousins were bedevilled with womanfolk.
Beauchamp's Career — Volume 1
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National politics has been bedevilled by parish pump issues for far too long.
The Irish Times
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In the circumstances, the frustrations of an injury-bedevilled rugby year paled into insignificance.
The Irish Times
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Distribution of organic foods has traditionally been bedevilled by a number of factors.
The Irish Times
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The disunity has bedevilled successive efforts to resolve the seven-year conflict.
Reuters
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It was as Olson had said- aregularsystem to keep the men bedevilled.
King Coal : a Novel
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On the one hand, the Turkish enemy was dehumanized and bedevilled.
Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
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On that day the harried, bedevilled, and despairing government went insane.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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All his life he has been bedevilled by repressive Catholic teaching.
The Irish Times
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So you see, they're completely bedevilled; they don't know which way to turn.
King Coal : a Novel
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Now, indeed, was my government lampooned, satirised, carribonadoed, bepickled, and bedevilled.
The Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen
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The case is bedevilled by the demands of conflicting political, economic and moral interests.
The Irish Times
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Along the way, the wider process was bedevilled by problems.
The Guardian
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The National Broadband Plan has been bedevilled by delays for the past six years.
The Irish Times
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