what is the noun,verb,adjective and adverb of intimidation?
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Expanding on what Daicin said:
Adjective:
Intimidating - Describes someone who intimidates others (not necessarily intentionally).
Intimidated - Describes someone who is in a state of intimidation.
Verb:
Intimidate
Noun:
Intimidation
Adverb:
Intimidatingly - Describes an action that intimidates others.
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Noun: intimidation
Verb: intimidate
Adjective: intimidating
Adverb: intimidatingly
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niramisarox,
intimidate (verb) frighten or overawe (someone), especially in order to make them do what one wants.
DERIVATIVES
intimidating (adjective)
intimidatingly (adverb)
intimidation (noun)
intimidator (noun)
intimidatory (adjective) rare
ORIGIN: from medieval Latin intimidat-, intimidare 'make timid' (based on timidus 'timid').
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adj.
intimidating
intimidated
v.
intimidate
i really can't find any adverb
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Noun: intimidation
Verb: intimidate
Adj:
- intimidated (not usually before noun)
>>> feeling frightened and not confident in a particular situation
- intimidating
>>> frightening in a way that makes a person feel less confident
- intimidatory
>>> intended to frighten or threaten somebody
Adv: intimidatingly
Hope this helps.
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