hagridden

/ˈhæɡˌrɪdən/

ADJECTIVE

1. Tormented, harassed, or worried

Experiencing persistent mental distress, anxiety, or emotional suffering caused by worries, troubles, guilt, or disturbing thoughts.

Experiencing continuous worry, fear, or mental distress that prevents someone from feeling calm or at ease.

Her mind was hagridden by memories of the accident, making it difficult for her to move on.
He felt hagridden by guilt over his past mistakes, unable to find peace within himself.

Being repeatedly bothered, pestered, or subjected to pressure and difficulties that cause irritation, frustration, or emotional exhaustion.

The hagridden employees struggled to meet the constant demands of their demanding supervisor.
She felt hagridden by repeated complaints and interruptions throughout the day.

Being dominated by intense fear, apprehension, or disturbing thoughts that create a persistent sense of danger or unease.

The villagers lived in fear, their nights hagridden by tales of the haunted forest.
The old castle stood hagridden by ghosts of its past, casting a somber atmosphere over the surrounding countryside.