9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Intimidate' in a Sentence
"To make someone feel timid or fill them with fear." more
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The intense competition was intimidating for the aspiring athletes.
The competitor's superior skills and confidence are intimidating the opponents.
He intimidated his opponents with his imposing presence on the basketball court.
Her exceptional performance in every game has been intimidating opponents on the tennis court.
The aggressive competitor will intimidate opponents on the sports field.
The aggressive behavior of the opponent was designed to intimidate the boxer before the match.
The strict coach will have been intimidating the players to push their limits during the intense training sessions.
He was intimidating his opponents with his fierce stare.
The fierce competitor will have been intimidating her rivals throughout the entire championship season.
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