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Definitions for harasser
ha·rass·er
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Princeton's WordNet
harassernoun
a persistent tormentor
harasser, harriernoun
a persistent attacker
"the harassers were not members of the regular army"
Wiktionary
harassernoun
One who harasses.
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harasser
A harasser is a person who persistently annoys, intimidates, bullies or causes trouble for others through unwanted actions, behaviors, or comments. These actions can take place in various settings including online (cyber harassment), in the workplace, or in personal relationships, and can be related to various forms of discrimination such as sexual, racial, religious, or age.
Webster Dictionary
Harassernoun
one who harasses
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harrases
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of harasser in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of harasser in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Examples of harasser in a Sentence
The power dynamic leads junior scholars to feel afraid or unable to speak up for themselves, one of the major forces in many cases of harassment is a power balance in favor of the harasser. Early career scientists are vulnerable to more senior men and women who mix professional mentoring with personal attention.
I don’t care what a serial sexual harasser and assaulter and someone who covered up the deaths of thousands of people at nursing homes has to say about anything.
The so-called process was clearly drafted to protect the institution rather than the most vulnerable, survivors have to sign a never-ending nondisclosure agreement just to start the complaint process, which is unheard of in the private sector, then continue to work in their office alongside their harasser.
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