Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with harass in American Collocation
repeatedly
You can obtain a legal injunction against the perpetrators if they are persistently harassing you.
deliberately
The charity believes the authorities are deliberately harassing Dr Mudawi.
in a particular way
A group of drunk men were verbally harassing every woman who walked past them.
because of a particular characteristic
Soon after the takeaway opened, local youth began to racially harass Mr Zhang.
threaten
He condemned militant anti-vivisectionists who harass and intimidate researchers.
follow or annoy
He approached her with the intention of harassing and pestering her.
attack
40 per cent of nurses reported that they have been harassed or assaulted by patients or their relatives.
insult
Under no circumstances should you abuse or harass other players online.
treat unfairly
If you feel you are being harassed or discriminated against in any way, please let us know.
pursue or arrest
His security forces have harassed, imprisoned and tortured with impunity.