"beleaguer" is a word and can be used in written English.
It is a verb meaning to harass or distress someone, typically with sustained attack or accusation. For example, "The protesters beleaguered the speaker, demanding answers as to why he had not supported their cause."
I believe that the believers who are being beleaguered and belaboured by believers they once believed were their fellow-believers should beleaguer and belabour them back.
That, and links to suppliers of wedding services, should bring in money from commissions paid by companies linked to the site.Mr Allavaru has already stumbled against many of the obstacles that beleaguer so many Indian Internet entrepreneurs.
"Stagflation," a crippling combination of sluggish growth and high inflation, would continue to beleaguer the American economy until the early 1980s.
This probably wasn't the best moment to be experimenting — I was cold, anxious, and drenched in sweat, with the numerous minor ailments that beleaguer my middle-aged body (neuroma, neuralgia, dodgy hip) all starting to act up.
West appears deeply, singularly fascinated by his own, however it's presently manifesting; fame seems neither to afflict nor beleaguer his peers in quite the same way.
I believe that believers should believe that even some of the believers they once believed had the same beliefs as themselves do in fact believe some slightly variant versions, and that they should therefore turn on them and beleaguer and belabour them as well.
Critics often quote from the Koran, for example, to argue that Islam is intrinsically violent ("fight and slay the pagans wherever ye find them, and seize them, beleaguer them").
Health maintenance organizations beleaguer doctors with red tape.
The San Francisco and Oakland airports face each other across San Francisco Bay, but Oakland is on the sunny side, escaping the delays that beleaguer its often fog-bound rival.
In their haste to rescue doctors and spite the Democratic-leaning trial lawyers, legislators need to make sure that any limits they set do not beleaguer a patient who has suffered truly grievous harm from negligent care.
Further inadequacies beleaguer this conception.
