intimidate

"They arrive trembling, too intimidated even to speak," one medic says.

"History is unequivocal -- to win in these vast, sun-baked arenas, you need express pace bowlers who can intimidate, extract bounce, and shatter partnerships on pitches that reward raw speed over subtle swing," he said.

It’s dodging Autumn’s strikes easily enough, but something about her must have intimidated it.

The Klan would march and hold rallies to intimidate Colored people, its members’ identities hidden beneath white sheets and pointed white hoods used to cover their faces.

I was 19 and he was an experienced player trying to intimidate me.