13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Intimidating' in a Sentence
"Having the intention to frighten someone or to compel or prevent someone from taking action through the use of fear." more
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The teacher's stern look was intimidating, but she was kind and helpful.
The towering castle looked intimidating, but the brave knight approached it with courage.
The giant castle on the hill looked intimidating, but it was a magical place full of joy.
The tall roller coaster looked intimidating, but Sarah bravely decided to ride it.
The growling lion looked intimidating, but it was just protecting its cubs.
The teacher's stern look was intimidating, making the students sit up straight.
The loud and aggressive dog barking behind the fence was intimidating to the timid mail carrier.
The loud roar of the lion was intimidating, causing the other animals to scatter.
The towering castle with its dark, looming towers was intimidating to the brave adventurers approaching it.
The loud thunderstorm was intimidating, making little Timmy hide under his bed.
The haunted house looked intimidating with its creaky doors and dark hallways.
The big, unfamiliar playground equipment seemed intimidating to the kindergarteners.
The challenging math problems on the test paper looked intimidating to the fifth-grade students.
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