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What is the past tense of harass?

What's the past tense of harass? Here's the word you're looking for.

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The past tense of harass is harassed.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of harass is harasses.

The present participle of harass is harassing.

The past participle of harass is harassed.

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His tenure got off to a rocky start yesterday, when he was jeered and harassed by left-wing members of the European Parliament.
No jailbreaker has been sued or harassed other than to have their warranty denied.
Some women are afraid to walk the streets of their own neighbourhood for fear of being harassed by johns in passing cars.
Clients who do stop in these areas are often harassed by police by flashing their lights or booking them for traffic offences.
Small and medium enterprises are harassed by the state or gangsters' rackets.
Thanks to harassed arts writers looking for easy targets, mime traditionally gets a bit of a kicking at the festival.

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