haunt — to visit a place regularly or frequently
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to visit a place regularly or frequently
Pronunciation (IPA): /hɔːnt/
Korean meaning: 자주 찾아가다, 출몰하다
Korean pronunciation: 혼트 (강세: 혼트)
Example Sentences
- My ex keeps haunting my Instagram like a digital ghost.
- The mistake I made in the presentation will haunt me forever.
- This library used to be my haunt during college years.
haunt
VERB//hɔːnt//
to visit a place regularly or frequently
Visiting the same place regularly
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They haunt the place they want, memories they flaunt.
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Origin
From Old French 'hanter', possibly derived from Old Norse 'heimta' meaning 'to bring home' or 'to fetch'. The word entered Middle English and evolved to mean 'to frequent or visit regularly'.
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“My ex keeps haunting my Instagram like a digital ghost.”
“The mistake I made in the presentation will haunt me forever.”
“This library used to be my haunt during college years.”
“The ghost of my diet haunts me every time I see a burger.”
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