The act by which somebody is importuned; pleading harassment.(noun)
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Use "importuning" in a sentence
"According to the court transcript, there was no "importuning" of anyone coming or leaving the funeral."
"It seems to me madness is a kind of importuning, a clutching at the sleeve."
""To the last hour of the existence of several who appeared to be conspicuous actors in the drama, they were pressingly importuned to make further confessions," -- this "importuning" being more clearly defined in a letter of Mr. Ferguson, owner of two of the slaves, as "having them severely corrected.""