intimidate in English
he tries to intimidate his rivals
Use "intimidate" in a sentence
1. I never intimidate ordinary folks. I only intimidate those venal officials.
2. I intimidate her.
3. This cannot intimidate us.
4. Large audiences don't intimidate him.
5. Attempts to intimidate her failed.
6. To Browbeat is to intimidate with language
7. Torture is still being used to intimidate detainees.
8. He did this to try to intimidate me.
9. 1 The gang tried to intimidate the bank manager.
10. What, is this somehow supposed to intimidate me?
11. Because you browbeat patients, intimidate them, lie to them.
12. All manner of men have tried to intimidate him.
13. 2 The gang tried to intimidate the bank manager.
14. 1 Jones had set out to intimidate and dominate Paul.
15. Do not use Hangouts to harass, threaten, or intimidate others.
16. Did he intimidate and coerce his followers into obedience?
17. What does Bullyrag mean? To mistreat or intimidate by bullying
18. The court is trying to intimidate anybody with an independent mind.
19. Some common synonyms of Bulldoze are browbeat, bully, cow, and intimidate
20. The police had tried to intimidate him into signing a confession.
21. Aaron's rod produced miracles and plagues to intimidate the pharaoh
22. 14 You can intimidate your foe with the bayonet mounted.
23. Sam jumps into their bed in an attempt to intimidate Carl.
24. They tried to intimidate the young people into voting for them.
25. The boss is quite tough, but don't let him intimidate you.
26. The parent tries to intimidate or scare the child into backing down.
27. Canning is a technique that can intimidate even the experienced cook
28. ◆ How do the Pharisees try to intimidate the once blind man?
29. A monarch who can intimidate the high lords and inspire the people.
30. 34 synonyms for Browbeat: bully, threaten, cow, intimidate, badger, oppress, hector, coerce, bulldoze
31. I can't, of course, comment on your ex's accusation that you intimidate men.
32. To intimidate by overbearing looks or words; bully: They Browbeat him into agreeing.
33. I'm not some naive college kid from Grand Rapids that you can intimidate.
34. The Dialogue Group was simply looking for a clever way to intimidate Ray.
35. Similarly, Christian elders today do not intimidate others into serving God through shame or guilt.
36. Hence, Satan goes about like “a roaring lion” trying to intimidate and devour faithful Christians.
37. To browbeat verb (browbeats, Browbeated, browbeating) to browbeat (intimidate; overawe) intimider; exercer pression sur quelqu'un
38. Synonyms for Browbeat include bulldoze, bully, cow, hector, intimidate, badger, coerce, domineer, dragoon and oppress
39. “The government has no business using thugs to intimidate and beat up peaceful critics,” Adams said.
40. He is said to have used wooden lions or tigers to intimidate the residents into surrendering.
41. Synonyms for Bullyrag include browbeat, bully, intimidate, cow, bulldoze, hector, blackjack, bogart, badger and coerce
42. Browbeat definition is - to intimidate or disconcert by a stern manner or arrogant speech : bully
43. It appeared that she'd been right about Harry Martin's being behind the attempts to intimidate her.
44. Verb browbeat, Browbeaten [with object] Intimidate (someone), typically into doing something, with stern or abusive words
45. Terrorize, browbeat, vandalize, barbarize, threaten, bully, menace, intimidate, oppress The policemen Brutalized him and concocted his confessions.
46. Children have voracious appetites for authenticity, but in drama we should never intimidate them with factual information.
47. The snobberies of the members and officers of the club intimidate but fail to deter Anton.
48. Bullying is the use of force, coercion, hurtful teasing or threat, to abuse, aggressively dominate or intimidate
49. It has failed to establish the rule of law, allowing gangsters and militants to intimidate at will.
50. He's being kept in jail until the trial so that he can't intimidate any of the witnesses.