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Meanings of hagridden in English
Tormented or harassed by nightmares or unreasonable fears.
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Examples for "tormented"
1
Young adult Americans, particularly graduates, are tormented by that unspeakable tyrant: success.
2
For a moment, perfectly balanced between their piercing points, he writhed, tormented.
3
Memories of the famine of the siege of '70 tormented the imagination.
4
He had seen him being tormented by something ever since leaving England.
5
The thought of Delia arrested-refusedbail-ina police cell-orin prison-tormented him.
1
We thought him looking old and hag-ridden, but Doria seemed happy.
2
He was neither overlorded by sentiment nor hag-ridden by imagination.
3
He looked hag-ridden as he went on without any preparation.
4
Remember-youare Rajputni: not to be hag-ridden by a mere chirágh and a thieving mugger.
5
Our whole culture is still hag-ridden by military ideals.
Usage of hagridden in English
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The troika, on the other hand, has blundered and bumbled and blustered, hagridden by Dr Schaüble's Hoover complex, and is now unable to countenance change.