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Meanings of haunting in English

Continually recurring to the mind.

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Usage of haunting in English
1
As I have always said, haunting and history go hand in hand.
The ghost chronicles
2
Dennehy left his best and most haunting effect to the very end.
The Irish Times
3
The land was a great symphony; she the haunting theme of it.
The Trail of '98: A Northland Romance
4
It was the type of miss that risks haunting players for years.
The Guardian
5
Winfrey also felt the haunting connection between the past and the present.
Ebony
6
The images he made create haunting scenes that are also strangely beautiful.
Wired
7
Libor is just one of a raft of legal problems haunting Deutsche.
Reuters
8
The story of the haunting goes back to the early Middle Ages.
Ghosts
9
My knowledge comes only from haunting museums and taking art history classes.
The bone chamber
10
But it is better than having zombie banks haunting a zombie economy.
Reuters
11
He could distinguish no words, yet the tone was haunting and unmistakable.
The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
12
I had never seen her emotionally involved that much in a haunting.
Ghosts
13
He's been haunting Tregonia ever since his wife died six months ago.
Summers at Castle Auburn
14
At work he is a ghost, haunting the homes of other people.
The Irish Times
15
Yet the haunting images of his past followed him down every street.
Shadow's son
16
Thanks to this rainy season, Cape Town escaped the haunting Day Zero.
The South African
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Australia
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Ireland
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