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as in press as in besiege as in accost as in detain as in harangue

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The inquisitive child would buttonhole visitors with questions about their travels and adventures.

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Pot, Force, Jail, Demand, Delay, Hound, Apprehend, Plague, Petition, Vase

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To engage someone in conversation or detain them, often in a persistent or insistent manner.To detain or corner someone in conversation, as if surrounded or besieged.To accost or detain someone in conversation, typically in a persistent or unwelcome manner.To detain someone in conversation, typically against their will.To detain someone in conversation, often forcefully or persistently, similar to a harangue.

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