molest
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Sense: To disturb objects
Synonyms:
displace, meddle, disorganize, disturb Collocations, change Collocations, derange, disarrange, disestablish, dislocate, dislodge, displant, eject, expel Collocations, expulse, force out, throw away, lose Collocations, mislay, misplace, relegate, shift Collocations, transpose, unsettle, uproot
Sense: To disturb people
Synonyms:
interrupt Collocations, accost, break in upon, intrude, obtrude oneself, encroach upon, annoy, worry Collocations, disquiet, irritate, discommode, discompose, plague Collocations, badger Collocations, abuse sexually, bait Collocations, pester, hinder Collocations, tease Collocations, irk, vex, trouble Collocations, confuse Collocations, perturb, frighten Collocations, terrify, scare Collocations, misuse Collocations, maltreat, bother Collocations, afflict, aggravate, agitate, alarm Collocations, bedevil, bore, browbeat, carp at, concern Collocations, cross Collocations, disconcert, dismay Collocations, displease, distress Collocations, embarrass Collocations, exacerbate, exasperate, goad, grate on, grieve Collocations, harry, hurt Collocations, impede Collocations, inconvenience Collocations, insult Collocations, intrude upon, nag Collocations, needle Collocations, nudge Collocations, pain Collocations, perplex, pick on, provoke Collocations, pursue Collocations, put out, ride Collocations, spite Collocations, tantalize, taunt Collocations, torment, upset Collocations