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present participle of terrorize.

terrorizing

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intimidating adj.
lawless adj.
minatory adj.
terrific adj.
threatening adj.
truculent adj.
intimidation n.

ADJECTIVE

intimidating

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aggressive frightening terrifying

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bullying pressuring

ADJECTIVE

lawless

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anarchic barbarous chaotic turbulent unruly violent

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anarchical anarchistic bad contumacious criminal despotic disobedient disordered disorderly evil fierce heterodox infringing insubordinate insurgent mutinous nihilistic noncompliant nonconformist piratical rebellious recusant revolutionary riotous savage seditious tempestuous traitorous tyrannous uncivilized uncultivated unorthodox unpeaceful unrestrained untamed warlike wild

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calm mild moderate obedient

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governed lawful legal legitimate licit proper rightful valid

ADJECTIVE

minatory

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aggressive alarming apocalyptic at hand baleful baneful black bullying cautionary close comminatory dangerous dire fateful forthcoming grim ill-boding imminent impendent impending inauspicious intimidatory looming loury lowering lowery minacious near overhanging portending portentous scowling sinister ugly unlucky unpropitious unsafe upcoming warning

ADJECTIVE

terrific

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awesome awful dreadful great horrible huge terrible tremendous

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agitating appalling deafening disquieting enormous excessive extreme fearful fierce formidable frightful gigantic harsh horrific immense large monstrous severe shocking thunderous upsetting

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good insignificant little miniature minute pleasant pleasing small tiny unimportant wonderful

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bad calm inferior low moderate nasty poor

ADJECTIVE

threatening

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aggressive alarming cautionary dangerous dire sinister ugly

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bullying close impending looming lowering near overhanging portending scowling warning

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apocalyptic at hand baleful baneful comminatory fateful forthcoming grim ill-boding imminent impendent inauspicious intimidatory loury lowery minacious minatory portentous unlucky unpropitious unsafe upcoming

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good kind nice safe

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away distant far remote

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pleasant

ADJECTIVE

truculent

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abusive aggressive antagonistic bad-tempered barbarous bellicose browbeating brutal bullying caustic combative contentious contumelious cowing cross defiant ferocious fierce frightening harsh hostile inhuman inhumane intimidating invective mean militant mordacious mordant obstreperous opprobrious ornery pugnacious quarrelsome rude savage scathing scrappy scurrilous sharp sullen terrifying trenchant violent vituperative vituperous

Antonyms

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cooperative gentle mild nice tame

NOUN

intimidation

Synonyms

STRONGEST

coercion

STRONG

frightening

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browbeating cowing daunting demoralizing scare tactics threatening

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terrorizing

Now, Eatherly’s ilk gloats about verbally terrorizing American citizens going about their day-to-day lives on American streets and beams this content around the globe for money.

From Slate ● Aug. 20, 2026

Tired of teens terrorizing the town on e-bikes?

From Los Angeles Times ● Aug. 4, 2026

The defensive lineman could be back terrorizing the NFL this season.

From Los Angeles Times ● Jul. 26, 2026

His father Alf-Inge had also played at Bryne before moving to Nottingham Forest, Leeds and Manchester City, where Erling can now be found terrorizing defenses across Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jul. 10, 2026

It was a good thing Rain drove a taxi before devoting her life to terrorizing my mother.

From "Schooled" by Gordon Korman

terrorizing

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