menace|menaces in English

noun

[men·ace || 'menɪs]

threat; danger; bothe

Use "menace|menaces" in a sentence

1. He was charged with demanding money with menaces.

2. Other menaces add to the intensity of the alarm:

3. The man's a menace.

4. He spoke with menace.

5. He's a menace to society.

6. His eyes blazed with menace.

7. These weapons are a menace .

8. My little brother's a real menace.

9. There was menace in his voice.

10. The menace was the lashing rattan.

11. Dogs running loose are a public menace.

12. You're a menace to my privacy, Kenworthy.

13. Hanna Axmann-Rezzori, Actress: The Red Menace

14. He spoke with a hint of menace.

15. Is snow an environmental boon or a menace?

16. United looked woefully short of menace in attack.

17. Cower definition is - to shrink away or crouch especially for shelter from something that menaces, domineers, or dismays

18. □ In what twofold way is famine a menace today?

19. The menace of those long gun barrels was sobering.

20. But I'm dead awful at Potions, a menace, actually.

21. A tone of menace entered into the man's voice.

22. There's a touch of demon in his stealthy menace.

23. The man's worse than irritating, he's a positive menace!

24. In their smart uniforms the police have a lethargic menace.

25. Even then I had a premonition of danger, of menace.