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menace
noun as in danger; pest
verb as in bother, frighten
Example Sentences
Reform is not just an electoral menace to the Conservatives, but an existential one.
The Southern Californian wrote that the previous night several Israeli naval ships had “menaced” the convoy of some 40 boats.
The cornerstones of Booker’s game will now be doing traditional big-man things and using the speed that could make him a menace in the lob game and on the fast break.
Even when he’s been fiery, nearly frothing at the mouth, Day-Lewis has always been a master of stillness, relying on his tall, taut frame to hint at the formidable power or menace underneath.
Maybe they menace you by driving slowly next to you as you’re walking.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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