intimidates

The same goes for the right-wing radio host in the local café railing against feminists and immigrants while working in close quarters with a Black woman who both intimidates and mesmerizes him.

And this is exactly the plaintiffs’ point — the ambiguity in the abortion ban of what precisely constitutes a medical emergency intimidates doctors, who may deny technically legal care because they fear liability.

Baker: Please donate somebody that consistently intimidates opponents into not taking cheap shots at good Kraken players.

When he looks at the Mona Lisa, he sees the same contradictory mix, and it intimidates him.

First Amendment protection generally yields at the point where speech intimidates or incites violence, criminal acts or a riot.