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menace
noun as in danger; pest
verb as in bother, frighten
Example Sentences
AI can scan, flag, and analyze at speeds humans cannot, but it still lacks context, nuance, and the human intuition necessary to differentiate between chips and guns, mischief and menace.
The low, menacing hum of those Iranian-designed weapons, which carry a lethal 50kg payload, is now all too familiar, not only to soldiers on the front line, but to Ukrainians everywhere.
They have been menaced for money over dropped passes and missed shots.
“Troublesome Young Men” recounts how a group of young political allies in 1930s Great Britain stood with Winston Churchill to confront the growing Nazi menace and oppose Conservative Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain.
Like the nasty seductress of “Dangerous Liaisons,” she’s a warning that frustrated women aren’t merely a hazard to themselves — they’re a menace to the society that made them.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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