besets

[US]/bɪˈsɛts/
[UK]/biˈsets/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.to trouble or harass persistently; to attack from all sides; to surround and enclose, as with jewels or metal inlay

Example Sentences

fear besets him whenever he speaks in public.

challenges beset the project from the very beginning.

she felt a sense of doubt that besets many new leaders.

misfortune often besets those who take risks.

he was beset by worries about his future.

problems beset the team during the tournament.

she was beset by questions after her presentation.

financial difficulties beset the company last year.

he was beset by memories of his childhood.

disappointments beset her throughout her career.

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