intimidate

She and I conducted original research published earlier this year that examined nearly 2,500 tweets directed toward politicians across race, gender and party lines, analyzing for attempts to discredit, intimidate or shame.

The mother, Emily Kruse, was charged with obstructing justice and intimidating a witness.

Thanksgiving may be about family, but that comes with an intimidating collection of double-edged swords.

Eventually, Scott began stopping by the offices and intimidating editors into covering his music.

Brienne of Tarth is back on the road—a far more worldly and intimidating figure than her hapless male squire, Podrick Payne.

The group helped set the pattern Bloomberg is using to lend his intimidating campaign some moral heft.

There was something conclusive and intimidating about Ellen's look and tone.

I was on the point of saying this, but Schomberg's stare was intimidating.

She had dignity in spite of her whimsies, but he could not imagine her intimidating even a schoolgirl.

All three started back a little as he drew near; there was something in his unwinking eyes which was intimidating.

She sipped her drink and wished it was a little more serious and intimidating.