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beset

[bih-set] / bɪˈsɛt /


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Miller, in an interview, said the city is on a downward trajectory and beset with problems — and needs someone with strong leadership skills at City Hall.

From Los Angeles Times

It is the latest scandal to beset the royal family.

From BBC

Such problems will probably beset other utilities in the western U.S. in the coming years as climate change drives larger and more intense wildfires.

From Los Angeles Times

But even jaded readers will be startled by the scope of the self-organizing tyranny besetting the book world.

From The Wall Street Journal

For months now, America’s tech sector has been beset by doubt and debate about the long-term viability of their business models.

From MarketWatch