1. to bother or annoy someone repeatedly or persistently
2. to make repeated attacks on an enemy or opponent
Usage: military

Examples

• The bullies continued to harass the new student every day.
• She filed a complaint because her coworker was harassing her with unwanted messages.
• The protesters were accused of harassing customers outside the store.
• Stop harassing your little brother and leave him alone.
• The enemy forces harassed our troops with surprise attacks.
• Telemarketers harass people with constant phone calls.
• The paparazzi harass celebrities wherever they go.