badgering

The badgering voice of the sheriff sounded again on his hearing.

In badgering a witness with noisy derision, no barrister of Charles II.

His head was tired from the corporal's badgering, or he would have been brighter.

Coming here to be making an attack on me and badgering me and disparaging me.

She got round me, badgering me, till I didn't know where I was.

But he took no notice, and went on badgering me for more stories.

But Margaret was not to be moved from her good-humor by any amount of badgering.

It took her six years of badgering her protector, from 1819 to 1825, to bring about the eviction.

It was only the other day that you were badgering me with being cool to her.

They cannot break out in revolt at the badgering of the witness.