Intimidation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTIMIDATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of intimidating
• the action of intimidating someone, or the state of being intimidated
• The act of making timid or fearful or of deterring by threats; the state of being intimidated; as, the voters were kept from the polls by intimidation.
• the act of intimidating a weaker person to make them do something
• the feeling of discouragement in the face of someone\'s superior fame or wealth or status etc.
• the feeling of being intimidated; being made to feel afraid or timid
• a communication that makes you afraid to try something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make timid or fearful; frighten; to compel or deter by or as if by threats

Words related to INTIMIDATION

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Words that contain INTIMIDATION

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How to use INTIMIDATION in a sentence

• He was perfectly fearless in enforcing the law, laughing at intimidation.
• In 1768 there were four regiments of British troops in Boston, doubtless with the view of intimidation, and to enforce the collection of duties.
• It is probable that she had been subjected to the influences of affection, sentiment, and intimidation, perhaps even physical force.
• The inhabitants in some quarters have alleged loss of property by force and intimidation, and there has grown up a feeling of uneasiness, if not alarm, concerning them.
• We wonder if the originator of such an attempt at intimidation ever heard of Joan of Arc or Margaret of Anjou.
• Several legions, yielding to bribery, persuasion, or intimidation, went over to them, some with a bad grace, others with the blood of their officers on their hands.
• By purchase, intimidation, war, and diplomacy, Albert had for some time been making such rapid encroachments, that a general insurrection was secretly planned to resist his power.
• Fraud, violence, and intimidation at elections were neither suspected nor charged by anyone, for everyone knew that no occasion existed for such things.
• But the reputation of Captain Eden and the support given Captain Gemmell is dismissed by a finding of intimidation.
• They organized committees of inquisition who by threats and intimidation curtailed the sale of British goods and the use of stamped papers.
• It means conquest abroad and intimidation and oppression at home.
• We have ceased to be angry with or alarmed at their tactics of intimidation.
• The modern child is seldom respectful, but he is often polite, with a politeness which owes nothing to intimidation.
• They must have seen a reign of lawlessness and intimidation spread steadily over a great part of the Metropolitan province.
• At all costs they must be protected from intimidation and worse.
• First there is the economic disturbance which resulted from the enforcement of the boycott whether by persuasion, or by intimidation or by force.
• Again the Government tried coercion, and after Peterloo, for the next few years, intimidation and numerous arrests kept down all outward manifestation of the reform movement.
• She still held the weapon, but it was evident that she was not going to be obliged to use it again at once, either for intimidation or actual defence.
• If a man chooses to give his labour for a certain rate of wages he should be at liberty to do so without intimidation or molestation.
• Let them so shape their lives and regulate their conduct that no charge of secrecy, of fraud, of bribery or of intimidation may, however ill-founded, be brought against them.
• Now many of the States have statutes declaring even threats, or intimidation without physical violence, to be such unlawful act.
• Such men were openly hired for the purposes of intimidation.
• But when the news of his evil designs had first reached Boston the people of the infant colony showed no readiness to yield to intimidation.
• Prohack had to fight against a feeling of intimidation.
• Intimidation is a favourite weapon of the people across the Rhine.
• These laws provided severe penalties for crimes of intimidation.
• He was an adept in all the arts of intimidation, and would have conducted a cross-examination to perfection.
• Bribery, intimidation, disorder, and violence were the order of all election days.
• Intimidation often not unaccompanied by violent assaults on non-strikers is an ugly feature common to most of them.
• Perhaps though, he read this crowd differently from me and saw that intimidation was his cue.
• Up to this time disfranchisement was illegal and based on intimidation.

Similar words containing TIMIDA without suffix tion and without prefix in

intimidate13 intimidated15 intimidates14 intimidator14 intimidating16 intimidators15 intimidatory18 intimidations16 unintimidated17 intimidatingly21 unintimidating18 nonintimidating19

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