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to bedevil
01
to continuously create problems for someone or something
Transitive: to bedevil sb/sth
02
to cause great confusion, distress, or trouble
Transitive: to bedevil sb
03
to torment or repeatedly trouble someone
Transitive: to bedevil sb
bedevil
v
devil
n
bedevilment
n
bedevilment
n
Example
Persistent rumors can bedevil a person's reputation.
Chronic health issues can bedevil an individual's daily life.
The team was bedeviled by a series of unexpected setbacks.
Technical glitches seemed to bedevil the software launch.
The lack of funding continues to bedevil the progress of the project.
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