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have been menacing

  • present perfect progressive of menace.

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In Florida, a group of people of unspecified political affiliation were said to have been menacing would-be voters outside a polling place in Broward County.

From The Guardian Nov. 9, 2016

Yet this also highlights that he has missed a chunk of the season through injury, whereas Kane and Vardy have been menacing defences from the start to the finish.

From The Guardian Apr. 23, 2016

They must have been menacing indeed in their khakis and penny loafers.

From Time Magazine Archive

The movement with the bow might have been menacing, but Bolden ignored that gesture.

From Bolden's Pets by Diehl