beset znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady beset

• Centrifugal forces arose from within villages, besetting religious life with internal contradictions and contestation.

• Both completed two successive presidential terms, a unique accomplishment in the continent, and overcame the political instability that previously beset their nations.

• Such fatalism comes easily to societies beset by daunting and uncontrollable factors.

• It does not guarantee that the host of problems besetting so many countries can be handled effectively.

• Since the early 1970s, the region seems to have been widely beset by civil wars, political upheavals, famines and other natural disasters.

• First, a genuine and sustainable democracy cannot flourish in a society where ethnic and religious divisions continue to beset the social and political relations.

• In a sustained tour de force of increasing density, the voice, having struggled into articulacy, finds itself beset with pinging electronic attacks.

• It is also beset by differences between its members about how to handle problems like unemployment.