单词 | intimidating |
释义 | intimidatingadjective in·tim·i·dat·ing in-ˈti-mə-ˌdā-tiŋ : causing a loss of courage or self-confidence : producing feelings of fear or timidity an intimidating snarl a boss with a very intimidating manner The Red Army athletes were the most intimidating of competitors. Ian Thomsen First jobs are intimidating for everyone, but few people have to cope with the stresses of the workplace at such a tender age as ballet dancers do. Daphne Hurford intimidatingly adverb The ship was eerily, intimidatingly empty … Anthony Bourdain … according to the architect Richard Rogers, [Daniel] Libeskind's work isn't just formally arresting—it is intimidatingly smart. Jason Cowley intimidating 1 of 2 adjective1 as in terrifying causing fear the school's seniors faced the intimidating prospect of the college entrance exams Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
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2 as in gruff harsh and threatening in manner or appearance an intimidating bodyguard keeping the fans away from the pop star Synonyms & Similar Words
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intimidating 2 of 2verbas in frightening to make timid or fearful by or as if by threats refusing to be intimidated by the manager's harsh stare, I demanded my money back Synonyms & Similar Words
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