Menaces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MENACES in dictionary:

VERB:
• MENACE, to threaten
• be a threat or possible danger to
NOUN:
• a person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat or danger
• a threatening quality or atmosphere
• threatening words or actions
• a person or thing that causes trouble or annoyance.

Words related to MENACES

menace10 menaced12 menacing13

How to use MENACES in a sentence

• He was tossing aloft his arms in a wild and frenzied manner, and seemed to be directing his menaces against the cathedral itself.
• Be not dismayed with the huge dimensions of that vice which you are laboring to overthrow! Be not disheartened by the violence and menaces of your enemies! Go forward.
• This resolution had a good deal to say about Menaces to Sound Business and clearing the Wheels of Progress from ill-advised and shortsighted obstacles.
• Falkland was not ignorant how deep an impression those menaces had made upon my imagination.
• With these menaces he retired at last, but not without muttering some menaces on his side, and which, to our great terror, he failed not to put into immediate execution.
• They had been not a little alarmed by threats and menaces hurled at them even in the precincts of St.
• Joan was, however, not to be deterred by menaces and insults from doing all she could to prevent unnecessary loss of life.
• Immediately they rush to the house where the council is held, which they surround, and with clamor and menaces demand Henry for their king.
• Then he burst out into menaces and mutterings of anger.
• The Insurgents have fulfilled, so far as they were able, their threats against the lives of their hostages as mercilessly as their other menaces.
• Those who styled themselves the independent electors did not acquiesce in this determination without clamour, reproach, menaces, and riot.
• Count Tavenzein, instead of being intimidated, was encouraged by these menaces, which implied an apprehension in Laudolm that the place would be relieved.
• As for himself, he declared, that he would not be deterred by menaces of impeachment from striving to preserve the rights and legislative authority of parliament.
• Europe with all its menaces of war surely needs the principles of the Cause that are the only foundations for a permanent establishment of peace.
• An invader menaces these shores, the defence of which has been committed to us.
• The elderly fairy thought herself neglected, and muttered angry menaces, which were overheard by one of the younger fairies, who chanced to sit beside her.
• There are no arts, no menaces, which the Opposition do not practise.
• A man who menaces with the head is not sure of his aim, but he who menaces with the hand is sure of striking right.
• By menaces, however, accompanied by the presence of some cruisers, England, France, and the United States caused their flags to be respected.
• Meetings were held denouncing his administration, menaces of expulsion were uttered, and he was insulted even in his own palace.
• He went then to the queen, and according to custom accosted her with fresh menaces against those who surrounded her.
• These menaces had such an effect on the tyrant that he again sent Pythagoras to solicit peace.
• Justify their good opinion by showing that no menaces are necessary to stimulate you to your duty.
• He knows that bodily danger menaces him, and as a soldier his spirit is at once in arms.

Similar words containing MENACE without suffix s

menace10 menaced12 menacer11 menacers12

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