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Present participle for to inspire of fill with amazement or wonder

Present participle for to inspire or overcome with fear, typically mixed with puzzlement or wonder

Present participle for to (attempt to) intimidate, especially by filling with fear, amazement or confusion

Present participle for to diminish the confidence or courage of

Present participle for to delight, allure or attract in an almost magical manner

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Verb

Present participle for to inspire of fill with amazement or wonder

taking your breath away

thunderstriking

sweeping someone off their feet

blowing your mind

knocking for six

leaving speechless

throwing a curve

leaving open-mouthed

taking the wind out of your sails

boggling the mind

sweeping off feet

cutting a figure

registering with

stopping someone in their tracks

striking with awe

rendering speechless

scandalizing^US

traumatizing^US

antagonizing^US

setting someone back on their heels

scandalising^UK

completely surprising

traumatising^UK

hitting like ton of bricks

raising someone's eyebrows

shaking out of your complacency

giving offence to

antagonising^UK

knocking sideways

hitting like a ton of bricks

knocking senseless

making a splash

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“His courage would awe me, and still does to this day.”

Verb

Present participle for to inspire or overcome with fear, typically mixed with puzzlement or wonder

scaring to death

striking terror into

scaring the bejesus out of

making one's hair stand on end

making one's blood run cold

putting the fear of God into

demoralizing^US

demoralising^UK

filling with fear

chilling to the bone

scaring witless

curdling the blood

making teeth chatter

putting the wind up

scaring the pants off

giving someone goose pimples

scaring someone out of their wits

scaring the living daylights out of

filling with terror

throwing into a blue funk

making one's flesh creep

frightening out of your wits

giving one the creeps

scaring the daylights out of

frightening off

inspiring panic in

striking terror in

throwing into a panic

paralysing with fear

striking fear into

frightening to death

frightening the life out of

frightening someone out of their wits

sending into a cold sweat

making someone shake in their shoes

scaring the hell out of

scaring the life out of

scaring the pants off of

frightening the living daylights out of

destabilizing^US

destabilising^UK

throwing off balance

pulling the rug from under

pulling the rug out from under

chilling to the marrow

giving someone the heebie-jeebies

freezing your blood

getting the wind up

throwing into a fright

making someone jump out of their skin

scaring someone half to death

making uncomfortable

discountenancing

putting someone off their stroke

discombobulating

setting someone back on their heels

making self-conscious

causing discomfort to

causing concern to

driving up the wall

giving a bad time

preying on your mind

giving a hard time

making restless

causing anxiety to

weighing heavily on

occupying thoughts

making someone scratch their head

hacking you off

giving someone grief

making a monkey of

throwing into a tizzy

putting out of countenance

putting in a spot

catching one short

putting in a hole

putting on the spot

putting someone off their stride

taking the wind out of your sails

causing disquiet to

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“Burke demonized them, using images which sought to awe and terrify the readers into submission to his arguments and into a fear of the revolution.”

Verb

Present participle for to (attempt to) intimidate, especially by filling with fear, amazement or confusion

pressurising^UK

pressurizing^US

using strong-arm tactics on

scaring the bejesus out of

twisting someone's arm

blinding someone with something

taking your breath away

turning on the heat

riding roughshod over

ordering around

treating harshly

walking all over

lording it over

keeping under thumb

putting the screws on

tyrannizing over

ruling with an iron hand

ruling with a rod of iron

giving orders to

domineering over

bringing someone to their knees

calling the shots

trampling underfoot

putting pressure on

monopolizing^US

making things hot for someone

monopolising^UK

holding sway over

ruling the roost

running the show

being in the saddle

exercising control over

having someone under your thumb

having it in for

treating brutally

leading by the nose

throwing your weight around

treating roughly

knocking around

handling roughly

discriminating against

having the upper hand over

laying down the law

ruling despotically

putting the frighteners on

acting the tin god

making it hot for someone

pulling rank on

playing the heavy with

telling someone what to do

keeping in subjection

keeping in submission

having command over

having power over

having control of

having a down on

having your knife into

punishing unfairly

giving a hard time

stacking the deck

gaining mastery over

gaining control of

gaining ascendancy over

rendering incapable

bringing to heel

rendering powerless

rendering helpless

weighing heavy upon

interfering with

having someone do something

putting the heat on

putting screws to

bringing pressure to bear

putting the squeeze on

bringing pressure to bear on

putting the bite on

sitting on top of

wearing the trousers

prevailing over

calling the tune

having one's way

having the whip hand over

having upper hand

having ascendancy over

ruling the roost in

having the upper hand in

having mastery over

playing first fiddle

bending to your will

pushing the buttons

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“Fullerton adopted a stern manner in order to awe the witness out of his propensity to preface his remarks.”

Verb

Present participle for to diminish the confidence or courage of

Verb

Present participle for to delight, allure or attract in an almost magical manner

holding spellbound

sweeping off feet

tickle to death

casting a spell on

giving pleasure to

hitting the spot

holding the attention of

making someone feel good

giving someone a kick

making somebody's day

making someone pleased

making someone glad

putting under a spell

tickling the fancy of

getting one's kicks

giving someone pleasure

bringing joy to

pleasing greatly

warming the cockles of the heart

making a hit with

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