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tease
verb as in aggravate, provoke
Strongest matches
annoy, badger, bother, harass, mock, needle, nudge, pester, pick on, ridicule, tantalize, taunt, torment
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Example Sentences
Lyons told The Nolan Show that "we need to tease out what it is exactly that is required and what is reasonable as well".
From BBC
Netflix has also teased that the singer's expected to "bring along some special guests" who featured on her latest release.
From BBC
“Yeah, just like that. You make it sound so easy,” I tease.
From Los Angeles Times
“My children will love that, it won’t be weird at all,” he teased.
From Los Angeles Times
How was it like teasing out that scene?
From Los Angeles Times
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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