1. to harass, threaten, or humiliate someone repeatedly using digital platforms or electronic devices
Usage: common in educational and social contexts; often used in present tense or gerund form

1. a person who engages in cyberbullying; someone who harasses others online
Usage: pejorative term; commonly used in school and social media contexts

Examples

• Students who cyberbully their classmates face serious consequences at school.
• She was cyberbullied on social media after posting a photo.
• The cyberbully created fake accounts to spread rumors about his victim.
• Teachers are trained to recognize signs that a student is being cyberbullied.
• Don't cyberbully others online; it can cause real emotional harm.
• Many schools have policies against cyberbullying.
• The cyberbully was suspended after the school investigated the complaints.