"Stall-holder" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Stall-holder" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Stall-holder" Meaning
A holder of a stall, typically used in markets or carnivals.
"Stall-holder" Examples
I'm the stall-holder of this fruit stand, can I help you find something?
As a stall-holder at the market, he gets to sell his own merchandise at low prices.
She's been the stall-holder of this old antique shop for over 10 years.
The company tried to negotiate a better deal with the negotiating stall-holder to save costs.
With her management course, she became a stall-holder at a major corporation, overseeing the international division.
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Stalkers are individuals who repeatedly follow, harass, or threaten another person, often in a secret or covert manner, without their consent. The legal definition of stalking varies from country to country, but it typically includes behaviors such as:<br><br> Following the person<br> Surveilling or monitoring the person's activities<br> Contacting the person directly or through others<br> Leaving threatening or intimidating messages or gifts<br> Damaging the person's property<br> Monitoring their online or digital activities<br><br>Stalkers may be motivated by any number of factors, including obsession, anger, jealousy, or a desire for control or revenge. In some cases, stalkers may be mentally ill, such as with a delusional disorder or a personality disorder.
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Stalks
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