intimidate (verb)

1. In the science fiction novel, the alien creature used its frightening appearance to intimidate the human characters.

2. The confident model strutted down the runway, wearing a bold and avant-garde outfit designed to intimidate the audience.

3. Despite his intimidating stature, the rugged hero's tender touch and soothing words were enough to intimidate away the fears of his beloved.

4. The villain in the mystery novel would often use psychological manipulation to intimidate potential witnesses and keep them from giving testimony.

1. During World War II, the Nazis used intimidation tactics to compel or deter resistance in occupied territories.

2. In the popular anime series, the main character uses his fearsome appearance to intimidate his opponents and gain an advantage in battles.

3. Why did the scarecrow become a comedian? Because he wanted to intimidate the crows with laughter!

4. The antagonist in the movie used intimidating body language and a menacing tone of voice to compel others to do his bidding.