Menace means A perceived threat or danger. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like threat or show.
Menace in a sentence
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Menace meaning
- A perceived threat or danger.
- The act of threatening.
- An annoying and bothersome person or thing.
Example sentences (20)
Almost all paddy tracts in Kerala face the menace of wild animals, especially wild boars that raid the paddy fields.
New AI resources offer potential teaching tools—but also the menace of easily spread and unmonitored misinformation.
Sooner than most, she had realized Republican politics had become a mixture of performance art, menace and violence.
First, LOLtron will convince world leaders of the imminent vampire menace, using T'Challa's transformation as proof.
He said: “The menace of insecurity in South-East should not be allowed to rear its ugly head, unabated, in this 2023.
Ogyeahoho Gyebi said associated with the illegal mining menace was the phenomena of mining in forest reserves.
Awareness and education: The first step towards fighting the menace of deepfakes is to educate oneself and others around.
But the cocaine menace was also destroying the very fabric of the Ghanaian society, particularly, the youth.
It’s giving drama, menace, and that version of Batman your parents told you you weren’t old enough to read.
Both teams have four members and in each story they face a high-concept menace, mostly of a sci-fi nature.
It has menace to help it push damage, and its attack trigger is like a variant of Eternalize from the Hour of Devastation set.
The first Kander & Ebb musical, Flora The Red Menace, debuted in 1965 and starred Liza Minnelli in a Tony-winning performance.
Unruffled by the actions of the AG, the renowned surgeon said the realities of the menace will be evident for all to see soon.
Alfred Hitchcock’s adaptation of John Buchan’s spy story creaks a little with age, but it’s still fraught with noirish menace.
Nieto said it’s believed the statue found in the lake is the most recently stolen Dennis the Menace because its foot is damaged.
Youths speaking on the occasion submitted that not just girls, even boys are not safe in the area due to the ‘dance bar’ menace.
Although he didn’t necessarily show up in a big way on the box score, the defensive end was a menace.
General Public is requested to cooperate with police in curbing the menace of drugs from the society.
From that point on, he was a menace with internal conflict until he was introduced to his son, Luke.
Menace becomes playfulness, the closed becomes open, the grandiose informal, the grey polychrome.
Common combinations with menace
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the menace 63×
- menace of 43×
- menace to 19×
- phantom menace 15×
- this menace 12×
- menace and 8×
- menace that 6×
- and menace 6×
- is menace 6×
- menace has 5×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word menace. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.