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harasser

[ UK /həɹˈæsɐ/ ]
[ US /hɝˈæsɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a persistent attacker
    the harassers were not members of the regular army
  2. a persistent tormentor

How To Use harasser In A Sentence

  • Technology-based bullying would be particularly damaging to victims because online harassers can post pictures or videos anonymously and to large audiences.
  • The typical procedure for reporting sexual harassment doesn't entail a woman's husband calling the harasser and demanding an apology, like the guy who slugged George Bailey hey Msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines
  • The tirade peaked with the nameless harasser saying he would sell her organs. The Sun
  • The victim can be any gender. The harasser can be any gender.
  • Her harasser was tracked by them in about two months.
  • Men harassers prefer to force their unwanted attentions on strangers in public amusement places.
  • Though, when the American Association of University Women Foundation surveyed more than 1,600 students in eighth through 11th grade, 25 percent of the girls and 10 percent of the boys who said they had been harassed or abused said the harasser was a school employee. Michelle Malkin
  • For some time, legal scholars invoked the dilemma of the ‘equal opportunity harasser’ as a hypothetical paradox.
  • The intention of the alleged harasser is totally irrelevant.
  • It is akin to asking sexual harassers to assess themselves when it is obvious they find their behaviour acceptable on their own terms.
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