stalker
అజ్ఞాత
definition
noun
a person who stealthily hunts or pursues an animal or another person.
example
Every Saturday afternoon come three o'clock he can be found glued to his video camera like some obsessive 'stalker' .
Caution must also be exercised in case the victim comes to the attention of another 'stalker' .
There was no way I was letting some obsessive 'stalker' stay within one hundred feet of me.
You know, a woman falls in love with a married man and suddenly she's an obsessed 'stalker' .
I told her ‘OK, we got to stop following them up this street or they will have us locked up as 'stalkers' or freaks or worse’.
Although no figures are available yet, 'stalkers' are taking advantage of email to harass their victims.
In some cases, those folks become embittered drunks, in more severe cases, crazed 'stalkers' .
Finally comes aggression or violence, in which 'stalkers' threaten their victims, harass their families, damage their property, make false accusations about them, and cause sexual or physical injury.
Despite my on-going, elaborate and careful efforts to avoid it, I had become in my former supervisor's mind one of the 'stalkers' whose particular project, born of obsession with him, was the impeding of his work.
He is just signed a tough new law that may make some star 'stalkers' think twice before aggressively going after them with their cameras.
Hollywood, his look into the world of celebrity 'stalkers' and those hired to protect the glitterati, is spellbinding.
Daniel, like so many abusive men, is using the laws surrounding the rights of fathers to get access to their children as a 'stalkers' ' charter to harass, hound and victimise.
If the boys leading them had noticed the 'stalkers' , they weren't paying any attention to them.
Micah, on the other hand, had become obsessed to a factor that made celebrity 'stalkers' look like cute old ladies who came over and offered you gingerbread and lemonade.
Resentful 'stalkers' harass their victims with the specific intention of causing fear and apprehension out of a desire for retribution for some actual or supposed injury or humiliation.
And if 'stalkers' even lurk near parents' homes, and the parents are non-celebrities, they may find it easier to bring invasion of privacy claims than the celebrity herself would.
My question is this, I know that other notorious 'stalkers' in history have - they have obsessions with certain types of people.
I don't think that the mall management had 'stalkers' in mind when they installed the benches, just tired shoppers or husbands who'd been dragged out by their wives.
It's not like I am Brad Pitt or something so why do I have obsessive 'stalkers' ?
Parents need to be more aware of the way 'stalkers' can use mobile phone text messages and e-mail to harass youngsters, police said yesterday.
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