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nagging

[nag-ing] / ˈnæg ɪŋ /


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Films are a chance to work out these nagging, existential neuroses that live in the back of the mind, the type that overwhelm to the point of panic if thought about for too long.

From Salon

Many of us are overloaded with technology in the office—if not on our laptops, then on our phones or in video meetings, with almost-constant updates and notifications nagging at us.

From The Wall Street Journal

The balance between attack and defence has been the issue nagging England throughout Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum's reign as captain.

From BBC

With a glut still nagging the chip industry, Micron expects the deepest revenue drop since 2001.

From Reuters

They can keep you awake like a nagging toothache and prevent you from falling into a deep and peaceful slumber.

From Washington Post