bullied

Synonyms for bullied

verb intimidate, push around

1851, past participle adjective from bully (v.).

Why, they've hounded you and bullied you until they've made you think you are bad, Andrew.

Yes, he has been so harsh to you; but it is his nature, he is so to every one, and you are not the only one whom he has bullied.

And all that time they had submitted to be bullied and blustered at.

He hated all cats but his own cat, by whom he was bullied in a most outrageous way.

But after a quarrel, when the laundress had bullied her, the old woman was not sparing in her allusions.

Father,” she said, “are you going to let yourself be bullied by—by that thing?

He was not going to be bullied, let the owner's wife trust whom she liked.

Why were the poor men to be threatened, intimidated, bullied by armed force?

He likewise had a good many Malays, and bullied every one in his vicinity.

He dreaded to abandon his mother to the father who bullied them both.