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tormented

adjective as in troubled

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Instead, they were again tormented by Noman and Sajid and will begin Saturday far away from a total that could win the match and series.

From BBC

Some members in the audience showed up in costume but none could compete with the wondrously weird mélange of butoh dance, shadow puppetry, ghosts of various varieties, nurses seeming straight out of horror films along with models, tormented and otherwise.

In another case, an auto theft detective says she was tormented by a male colleague after their relationship fell apart.

It's also adapted from a 2014 memoir by a Black author, Charles M. Blow, who retold his upbringing in rural Louisiana fraught with emotional turmoil, largely devoid of parental affection and tormented with the harsh echoes of sexual molestation.

From Salon

Ghosts of the past tormented Palestinians as well.

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