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Meanings of harasser in English

Spanish
aguilucho

A persistent attacker.

aguilucho
Catalan
assetjador
Spanish
maltratador psicologico

Person who bullies or harasses.

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assetjador
Usage of harasser in English
1
If your child was a bully or sexual harasser, would you know?
The Irish Times
2
She stepped into the sunlight outside the building and saw him-hermystery harasser.
Stopping time, part 1
3
The gender of the harasser and the victim do not matter.
Ebony
4
Another Florida victim was 14 when she was contacted by the harasser online.
Wired
5
Save any notes or pictures from the harasser-don'tthrow them away in anger.
Feminist dot com
6
Suffice to say, you've got to stop acting like a singing street harasser.
Ebony
7
No matter how complicated the situation is, the harasser is responsible for the abuse.
Feminist dot com
8
The key is clearly communicating to the harasser that the behavior is unwelcome and unwanted.
Ebony
9
The narrator of Milkman refuses to credit her harasser with this origin for his moniker.
The Irish Times
10
Often the harasser has a mobile phone in one hand and is gesturing with the other.
The Irish Times
11
Her harasser had only recently joined the company.
The Irish Times
12
But then more girls came in, many describing similar stories and a harasser named Seth Williams.
Wired
13
Horowitz's investigation ultimately "substantiated" the allegations that the now-retired official was a repeat sexual harasser.
Reuters
14
Let the harasser know as directly and explicitly as possible that you are not interested in his attentions.
Feminist dot com
15
Does Bill think I've come down here to get away from some harasser or a relationship gone wrong?
The Girl I Used to Be
16
In a pleasing twist, the heavy-lidded boss harasser had earlier tweeted: ITV not putting anyone up for interview.
The Guardian
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Translations for harasser
Catalan
assetjador
Harasser through the time