harassment
Pronunciation: [həˈræsmənt]
Word
Context: "social interaction"
(noun) when someone annoys or bothers another person repeatedly. It can happen at work, school, or even in public places. It's like when someone makes you feel uncomfortable or scared because they keep bothering you.
Example
She reported the harassment to her boss so they could help solve the problem.
Example
He didn’t face any harassment at his new school, which made him feel safe.
Example
What should you do if you experience harassment at work?
Context: "legal"
(noun) the act of bothering someone in a way that can be against the law. This includes things like threats, unwanted touching, or sending mean messages. It means that there are rules to protect people from being treated badly.
Example
The company took quick action against the harassment to create a safe workplace for everyone.
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The law did not support the idea that ignoring harassment is acceptable behavior.
Example
How can someone report harassment to the authorities?
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