intimidate
Pronunciation
Verb
A2 Elementary
Quick answer
To frighten or pressure someone, often to make them do what you want.
Synonyms and antonyms
Synonyms
threaten
scare
Antonyms
reassure
Test yourself
Which word fits the gap? "The tall stack of paperwork was enough to _____ any new employee."
Answer: intimidate
In your own words, what does "intimidate" mean?
To frighten or pressure someone, often to make them do what you want.
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