molestive, a.
(məʊˈlɛstɪv)
[f. molest v. + -ive.]
Tending to annoy; troublesome, interfering.
| 1905 North Amer. Rev. Nov. 657, I suppose that the stranger always finds the patriotism of a country molestive. 1929 W. Deeping Roper's Row vi. 58 If the young Prossers had persecuted the son, Mrs. Prosser had been equally molestive to the mother. |