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Definitions from the WebTerm: IntimidiatePart of Speech: VerbDefinition: To make someone feel frightened, threatened, or insecure. Sense 1:Usage: When faced with a large opponent, athletes may try to intimidate them to gain a psychological advantage. Example Sentence: The boxer tried to intimidate his opponent by flexing his muscles and giving him an intense stare. Sense 2:Usage: The abusive boss used intimidation to control his employees and prevent them from speaking up. Example Sentence: She decided to quit the job because her manager would constantly criticize and intimidate her in front of others. Part of Speech: AdjectiveDefinition: Describing something that makes others feel frightened or threatened. Sense 1:Usage: The large, aggressive dog had an intimidating presence. Example Sentence: The security guard's tall stature and serious expression provided an intimidating presence at the entrance of the nightclub. Sense 2:Usage: The dark, narrow alley was an intimidiate place, especially at night. Example Sentence: We avoided walking through the intimidating alley as we had heard stories of muggings and robberies happening there. Part of Speech: NounDefinition: The act or process of intimidating. Usage: The intimidiate from the bully caused the victim to fear going to school. Example Sentence: The intimidiate she faced in her workplace made her anxious and affected her overall mental wellbeing. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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