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Definition of «menacing»

The word "menacing" means threatening or intimidating, often through physical appearance or behavior. It can refer to someone who appears scary or dangerous, or whose actions convey a sense of danger or aggression towards others. Menacing behavior may include making direct threats, brandishing weapons, or engaging in other conduct that causes fear or alarm in those around them.

Usage examples

  1. The dark clouds and lightning strikes created a menacing atmosphere during the storm.
  2. The protagonist in the horror movie had a menacing look in his eyes as he chased the victims.
  3. The teacher's deep, menacing voice intimidated the students into silence.
  4. The growling sound coming from the bushes was incredibly menacing, making us all fearful of what might be lurking within.
  5. The aggressive behavior and menacing gestures of the bouncer caused the troublemaker to back down.
  6. The criminals wore masks, which made their presence even more menacing during the robbery.
  7. The graffiti on the walls gave the usually peaceful neighborhood a menacing and intimidating vibe.
  8. The shark's sharp teeth and powerful tail made it a particularly menacing predator in the ocean.
  9. The tall, dark figure lurking in the shadows had a menacing presence that sent shivers down our spines.
  10. The thug's menacing stare was enough to make anyone reconsider crossing his path.

Phrases with «menacing»

Sentences with «menacing»

  • Being a twin stick shooter, players can expect to fight an onslaught of menacing creatures of various size and nature. (ztgd.com)
  • That's surprisingly noticeable to the naked eye, and, along with a darker grille, it gives the Speed a more menacing look. (autoweek.com)
  • The front fascia is nearly as menacing as the F - Type, having received massive vents in the bumper. (topspeed.com)
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