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1. (v.t.) intimidate
to make timid; fill with fear.
2. intimidate
to overawe or cow, as through the force of one's personality or by display of wealth, talent, etc.
3. intimidate
to force into or deter from some action by inducing fear.
Etymology: (1640–50; < F intimider=in-in-2+timider, der. of timidetimid)
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| Definition of 'intimidate' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) intimidate
make timid or fearful
"Her boss intimidates her"
2. (verb) intimidate, restrain
to compel or deter by or as if by threats
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1. (verb) intimidate
to frighten sb, especially in order to force them to do sth
Witnesses were intimidated into silence.
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| Definition of 'intimidate' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) intimidate
to make timid or fearful; to inspire of affect with fear; to deter, as by threats; to dishearten; to abash
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Sense: to frighten eg by threatening violence.
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Afrikaans: intimideer |
Arabic: يُفْزِع، يُخيف، يُرْعِب |
Bulgarian: сплашвам |
Brazilian: intimidar |
Czech: zastrašit |
German: einschüchtern |
Danish: skræmme |
Greek: εκφοβίζω, τρομοκρατώ |
Spanish: intimidar |
Estonian: heidutama |
Farsi: مرعوب کردن |
Finnish: uhkailla |
French: intimider |
Hebrew: לְהַפחִיד |
Hindi: धमकाना |
Croatian: strašiti |
Hungarian: megfélemlít |
Indonesian: mengancam, mengintimidasi |
Icelandic: hræða, ógna |
Italian: intimidire |
Japanese: おどす |
Korean: 위협하다 |
Lithuanian: įbauginti |
Latvian: iebaidīt; iebiedēt |
Malay: mengugut |
Dutch: intimideren |
Norwegian: skremme, true |
Polish: zastraszyć |
Persian: مرعوب کردن، ترساندن |
Pashto: ډارول، ويره اچول |
Portuguese: intimidar |
Romanian: a intimida |
Russian: запугивать |
Slovak: zastrašiť |
Slovenian: ustrahovati |
Serbian: zastrašiti |
Swedish: skrämma, hota |
Thai: ขู่ |
Turkish: gözünü korkutmak |
Taiwanese: 恫嚇 |
Ukrainian: залякувати, страхати |
Urdu: دھمکی دینا |
Vietnamese: đe dọa |
Chinese: 恫吓 |
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