1. tormenting or harassing someone persistently; causing distress or trouble
Usage: archaic or literary; present participle of 'hagride'

1. the act or state of being tormented or harassed; persistent distress
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The hagriding thoughts of his past mistakes kept him awake at night.
• She felt hagriding anxiety as the deadline approached.
• The constant hagriding from his critics wore him down over time.
• His conscience was hagriding him for years after the incident.
• The hagriding of doubt plagued every decision he made.
• Old memories came hagriding back to disturb his peace.