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Menaced

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Menaced meaning

simple past and past participle of menace

Example sentences (14)

Liz, Kristy, and Ben find themselves menaced by a serial killer called Mick Taylor.

Smirky the Wonder Chimp: When I was 15 (currently I'm 48) a group of my fellow students found and cornered me after school, soaked me in gasoline and menaced me with matches and lighters for almost an hour and a half.

The Essex ships served at the end of the war in the Pacific starting in 1944, at a time when scads of Japanese menaced American vessels.

Daniels testified earlier this week that while she wasn’t physically menaced, she felt a “power imbalance” as Trump, in his hotel bedroom, stood between her and the door and propositioned her.

He told the Downing Local Court on Tuesday that he did not believe that Mr Alford felt menaced by the photograph.

Then finish with “” (available for online rental), Terence Young’s adaptation of a Frederick Knott play, starring Audrey Hepburn as a blind woman menaced by Alan Arkin.

A group of hikers are menaced by all kinds of animals—mountain lions, bears, birds of prey and even pet dogs.

Dorian menaced a corridor of some 10 million people - and put Walt Disney World and President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in the crosshairs - as it steamed toward Florida.

We are told that British politics is being menaced by a general lack of civility that threatens to fuel violence from all sides, and that both left and right have an equal responsibility to dial down the rhetoric.

If you’re menaced, don’t stand your ground or have a tug-of-war.

Lost in fog and menaced by bone-chilling howls, the two turn around but are savagely attacked by a huge, fur-covered beast that shreds Jack and bites David.

Two more loose dogs gyred, gamboled and menaced wildlife near Klopp Lake.

His impatience brought him into conflict with other doctors and he felt menaced by them.

However, as Nazi Germany swept through Western Europe and menaced the United Kingdom in the spring and summer of 1940, Roosevelt decided that only he had the necessary experience and skills to see the nation safely through the Nazi threat.