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Definition of nagging :
1. Fault- finding; teasing; persistently annoying; as, a nagging toothache.
2. of Nag
Synonyms:
achy, pain, ill-natured, sore, hurtful, aching, shrewish, smarting, afflictive, painful
compelling (part of speech: verb)
driving, obliging, impelling, browbeating, dictating, intimidating, coercing, goading, dragooning, inciting, pressuring, galvanizing, pushing, pressing, bullying, mandating, fomenting, motivating, bulldozing, stressing, stimulating, propelling, urging, hijacking, compelling, causing, daunting, sparking
aggravating (part of speech: verb)
inflaming, irritating, aggravating, needling, harrying, troubling, envenoming, disturbing, arousing, exasperating, infuriating, exacerbating, grating, harassing, teasing, pestering, fretting, bothering, vexing, upsetting, enraging, annoying, tormenting, antagonizing, baiting, badgering, rankling, hassling, perturbing, discomposing, chafing, irking, bedeviling, peeving
cussing (part of speech: verb)
cursing, scolding, swearing, cussing, blaspheming
Usage examples:
- It amused me, but I had a nagging little thought in the back of my mind that all this etiquette would become boring after a while. - "The Lost Door", Dorothy Quick.
- " There should be a law to put down nagging wives the same as biting dogs," said Mrs. Quiggin. - "Capt'n Davy's Honeymoon 1893", Hall Caine.
- He did not like the Reformatory a bit, they were nagging him all the time. - "Studies in Forensic Psychiatry", Bernard Glueck.