1. causing persistent annoyance, intimidation, or distress

1. present participle of harass; persistently bothering, intimidating, or tormenting someone
Usage: present participle form

Examples

• The students were harassing the new teacher with constant interruptions.
• She filed a complaint about the harassing phone calls.
• The manager was fired for harassing employees.
• His harassing behavior made everyone uncomfortable.
• They kept harassing us with unwanted sales calls.
• The harassing emails continued despite our requests to stop.
• Security was called to stop the group from harassing customers.