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menace
noun as in danger; pest
verb as in bother, frighten
Example Sentences
Sarr offers quality in attack and, while fellow forward Mateta can be hit and miss - more miss than hit here - the Frenchman is a tireless, constant menace.
Against this enclave’s polished stone walls and bannisters, Lee looks every ragged inch of the tawdry menace the politicians and businessmen he squares off against expect him to be.
According to Essex University's Prof Lorna Woods, the lowest level of views that can be prosecuted in British criminal law are those deemed "grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character".
I don’t know whether that’s more menacing or more ridiculous: We will tell the TV stations what to say, and they will decide what you think.
“We wrote that role for him without telling him, excited about an actor with his presence and power who could play something menacing but also show the humanity and emotion he displayed in ‘CODA.’
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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