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intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

intimidate (feelings & emotions)

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Coupled with the roar of the crowd, it was designed to intimidate. en.wikipedia.org

He denied that such referrals were intended to intimidate scholars. en.wikipedia.org

Short could not be intimidated, and refused, saying that any protection his saloon needed, he would provide himself. en.wikipedia.org

Although the impact upon armoured vehicles was less than expected, air activity intimidated these units and cut their supplies. en.wikipedia.org

This act so intimidated the rest that they fled round the side of the hill, and the position was won. en.wikipedia.org

He would later encourage others to intimidate those who disagreed as well. en.wikipedia.org

She may have kept a razor under her pillow and attempted to intimidate her husband by reminding him whose daughter she was. en.wikipedia.org

The government's heightened paranoia during this time was such that they intimidated those who even thought of challenging the president's government policies. en.wikipedia.org

This involved deliberately overstepping the bowling mark by four yards to come closer to the batsman and intimidate him. en.wikipedia.org

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