Intimidating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTIMIDATING in dictionary:

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

Words related to INTIMIDATING

intimidate13 intimidatingly21

Words that contain INTIMIDATING

intimidatingly21 unintimidating18 nonintimidating19

How to use INTIMIDATING in a sentence

• As soon as he had subjugated the whole of Gaul, he crossed the Rhine for the purpose of intimidating the Germans and teaching them to keep within their own boundaries.
• But the new Statute of 1698 was very intimidating, and we can easily understand how it drove heterodox writers to ambiguous disguises.
• Alva was so irritated that he even menaced the venerable president of the council, but could not succeed in intimidating him.
• This chapter may appear to be somewhat intimidating, but it is better to be safe than sorry.
• As a reward, he was assigned to Roland, the most intimidating faculty member.
• She stamped her foot at him to be gone, and uttered a harsh and intimidating cry.
• They relied much more upon the soldiers they could gather under their respective standards and upon their power of intimidating, by means of them, the Roman assemblies.
• Dom Manuel patted this intimidating small creature gingerly, with a strong comely hand from which his wedding ring was missing.
• So much there was intimidating in the matter but nothing more.
• They attacked the laced soldier, chattering furiously, grumbling at him, intimidating him with the charming gestures of spoilt and pouting children.
• There are few sensations more intimidating than that of being thus enveloped on a lonely mountain-side, which, like this one, here and there breaks into precipice.
• The sight of the quiet dark-skinned breeds, each with a Winchester on his arm was sufficiently intimidating.
• Kaye took a step forward, with an intimidating thrust of his jaw.
• Evidently the committee had been selected for the purpose of intimidating capital, as their manner did not indicate a conciliatory policy.
• This menace, far from intimidating the English, animated them to redouble their preparations for war.
• A loud cry was instantly raised to kill him, and the sentinel loaded his gun by way of intimidating them.
• In short, he is the victim of a hundred thousand impressions, of which the most have an intimidating, the fewest an encouraging tendency.
• But the previous event had been an explosion, and this one was a thousandfold more intimidating.
• It can affect the supply either by lessening its own output or by intimidating and forcing out its competitors.
• This was something else, and more intimidating than the pain was the manifest intention of the teacher to inflict it.
• They had probably been transferred to San Juan, where, very likely, they did good service intimidating the Caribs.
• Mere threats had little effect in intimidating the editor.
• The very stillness of the man was in a fashion intimidating.

Similar words containing TIMIDAT without suffix ing and without prefix in

intimidate13 intimidated15 intimidates14 intimidator14 intimidation15 intimidators15 intimidatory18 intimidations16 unintimidated17 intimidatingly21 unintimidating18 nonintimidating19

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