What part of speech is accost?

Answer 1

The verb "accost" means to approach someone, or confront them, with the intent of making a request, demand, or accusation.

It is used legally to specifically apply to sexual solicitation, rather than to mean assault.

Answer 2

1 (of animals) represented as side by side: two dolphins accosted. 2 To approach and speak to boldly or aggressively, as with a demand or request.

The men accosted the shopper in broad daylight, demanding her wallet.

Regularly accosted by a group of bullying, neighborhood teenagers, the old woman was afraid to go out of her house.

I refuse to feel accosted from men's cat calls when I walk down the street.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

She accosted me later on the street, just as I was leaving the office, to tell me all the nasty things she didn't have the guts to say at the board meeting.

The problem with outdoor cafes in New York City is that sometimes patrons get accosted by deranged homeless people, which can be very frightening, even though they usually won't physically harm you.

Answer 5

Here is a sentence that contains the word accost. I will accost the stranger walking past me on the street.

Answer 6

-To accost another prisoner in jail is a way to start a fight.

Answer 7

Accost is a verb. It describes an action.