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nagging

[nag-ing] / ˈnæg ɪŋ /


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A nagging thought: What time does the bus leave here?

From Literature

That leaves various nagging questions for Adobe investors — ones that are “are unlikely to be resolved in the near term,” according to Bhatia.

From MarketWatch

He was thrilled, of course, but he also had a nagging worry that Scotland had scored too soon.

From BBC

And yet -something was nagging him: something about Wolf.

From Literature

Which was possibly why she hadn’t pushed me to get my photograph made like Auntie Matchmaker had been nagging about.

From Literature