intimidation|intimidations in English

noun

[in·tim·i·da·tion || ɪn‚tɪmɪ'deɪʃn]

act of intimidating; fear or timidity caused by threat

Use "intimidation|intimidations" in a sentence

1. Intimidation.

2. Antonyms for Cajoleries include bullyings, maltreatments, oppressions, harassments, victimizations, mistreatments, intimidations and houndings

3. 18 The gang silenced witnesses by intimidation.

4. 1 The gang silenced witnesses by intimidation.

5. You're associating Italian-Americans to intimidation tactics?

6. The Opposition alleged voter intimidation by the army.

7. The defendant complained of intimidation during the investigation.

8. Was brute force and intimidation all they knew?

9. Intimidation is practically a sign of endearment with her.

10. 12 Was brute force and intimidation all they knew?

11. 3 The Opposition alleged voter intimidation by the army.

12. He will be by no means surrender to intimidation.

13. For battling divas, intimidation is a stock-in-trade.

14. Despite such intimidation, the brothers continued delivering spiritual food.

15. 5 She had endured years of intimidation and violence.

16. 4 The defendant complained of intimidation during the investigation.

17. 13 For battling divas, intimidation is a stock-in-trade.

18. 11 Widespread electoral fraud and intimidation already have been reported.

19. 9 These men are accustomed to physical violence and intimidation.

20. The workers complain of threats, intimidation and harassment from employers.

21. 10 Protesters angrily accused the police of violence and intimidation.

22. 8 The campaign of violence and intimidation against them intensifies daily.

23. People respond more readily to love and encouragement than to intimidation.

24. Workers were subjected to intimidation as they crossed the picket line.

25. It also claimed that there was overwhelming evidence of intimidation and coercion.