Intimidated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTIMIDATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTIMIDATE, to make timid or fearful
• frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants
ADJECTIVE:
• made timid or fearful as by threats
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make timid or fearful; frighten; to compel or deter by or as if by threats

Words related to INTIMIDATED

intimidate13

Words that contain INTIMIDATED

unintimidated17

How to use INTIMIDATED in a sentence

• Within a few minutes it had assumed so ghastly a hue that the Rajah himself was intimidated, and directed that it should be consumed with the body.
• She made a defiant fuss, but she had to yield, intimidated, to the force of habit and tradition.
• The Gauls being intimidated by fear of this, lest the passes should be pre-occupied by the Roman cavalry, desisted from their design.
• If he sometimes intimidated, he rarely resorted to exaggerations, but confined himself strictly to the facts, so that he seemed the fairest of men.
• The intimidated lover departed, resolved to do a deed that should render him worthy of the daughter of Wawanosh, or die in the attempt.
• Could the government allow itself to be intimidated? The Bishop of Ermeland declared that he would not obey the laws of the state if they touched the Church.
• Our brave dogs were not intimidated, but marched straight upon the enemy, and, falling on a young buffalo that had strayed before the rest, seized it by the ears.
• Then, in a daring effort to extricate himself, he intimidated the woman Petitpre, and forced her to escape through the sleeping-car window.
• Those conditions are not due primarily to the fact that colored men are intimidated by white men, but that white men are intimidated by the Democratic party.
• Nevertheless, there was a chance that by vigorous and sustained action the enemy might be not only impeded, but intimidated.
• In fact, he rather avoided her, appearing to be somewhat intimidated by her well-bred manners and cultured conversation.
• As an Englishman I am deeply grateful for the stand which they have made, but I cannot help fearing that they may be seduced or intimidated.
• Kenkenes obeyed, reading without emphasis or inflection, for he knew no expression was needed to convey the force of the message to the already intimidated king.
• For several days they were obliged to witness the tortures inflicted on their fellow-disciples, that they might, if possible, be intimidated by the appalling spectacle.
• The old black mammy was lovable and affectionate, but she intimidated man with many a superstition.
• He found a people in despair, a soldiery thoroughly intimidated, and a treasury, not empty, but useless.
• Intimidated by this declaration, they agreed to open the general conferences at Utrecht on the first day of January.
• The senate, intimidated by this intimation, entreated the princes to desist from their design, and they resolved to choose another route.
• His followers were armed, his party encouraged, and his enemies intimidated.
• Her rebellion from those mad kisses of his on his first visit had thoroughly intimidated him.
• Johnson if he supposed that he could be easily intimidated, for no man was ever more remarkable for personal courage.
• Though the crisis possibly intimidated me somewhat, yet, on behalf of Jos Myatt, I was ashamed of it.
• Try as they might, even Denry was morally intimidated.
• And if by chance any pupil less hardened to these assaults was intimidated or distressed, consolation was quick to follow.
• They intimidated the Negroes and threatened them with loss of life if they did not stay and work for their former masters.
• And Georgiana, intimidated by his tone, contrived to find both hammer and nails.
• Lentulus stared after him, half furious, half intimidated.
• I was overjoyed to find the enemy intimidated at least by the first fire.
• I have seen much time lost in the court by striving to wreak their passions, with which these unfortunate inhabitants are greatly intimidated.

Similar words containing TIMIDAT without suffix ed and without prefix in

intimidate13 intimidates14 intimidator14 intimidating16 intimidation15 intimidators15 intimidatory18 intimidations16 unintimidated17 intimidatingly21 unintimidating18 nonintimidating19

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