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haunt

[hawnt, hahnt, hant] / hɔnt, hɑnt, hænt /






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“We appreciate that some people are still haunted by memories of the past,” the company said, “but the U.S. nuclear industry evolved and improved.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The haunting discovery inspired Stoppard to write a multigenerational Jewish family epic that ends with an English-raised boy who doesn’t even know he’s Jewish.

From The Wall Street Journal

Summers' interactions with his former confidant came back to haunt him last week, leading him to announce he was stepping back from public commitments and stopping teaching at Harvard.

From BBC

There is still plenty of plastic haunting this roomy space.

From MarketWatch

"The experience haunts me. It gives me nightmares," he said as he sat in his all-black outfit at the camp, unsure whether he would ever return to his ordinary life as a shopkeeper.

From BBC