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bedevil

/bɪˈdɛv.əl/

Traduction: Tourmenter ou importuner constamment ; harceler, tracasser ou obséder quelqu'un.

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verb

/bɪˈdɛv.əl/C2formal
  • frTourmenter ou importuner constamment ; harceler, tracasser ou obséder quelqu'un.

To trouble or annoy persistently; to torment or harass.

  1. To torment or harassC1formal

    To cause persistent trouble, distress, or suffering to someone or something.

    frtourmenter, harceler

    • The village was bedeviled by a series of mysterious thefts.
    • He felt bedeviled by his own doubts and fears.
    • The project was bedeviled by constant delays and budget cuts.

    Synonymesafflictbesetharassharryhasslepersecuteplaguetormentvexworry

    Antonymesassuagecomfortconsoledelightpleaserelievesoothe

  2. To confuse or perplexC1formal

    To cause someone to be unable to think clearly; to bewilder or confound.

    frConfondre, déconcerter

    • The complex instructions bedeviled even the most experienced technicians.
    • The paradox bedeviled philosophers for centuries.
    • The contradictory evidence bedeviled the jury.

    Synonymesbafflebewilderconfoundmystifyperplexpuzzletormentvex

    Antonymesclarifyenlightenexplainilluminate

Formes
  • bedeviled past participle
  • bedevilled past participle
  • bedeviled past simple
  • bedevilled past simple
  • bedeviling present participle
  • bedevilling present participle
  • bedevils third person singular
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