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What is another word for
threaten
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▲
To state one's intention to take hostile and retributive action against someone
To intimidate with threats or bullying behavior
To put at risk or be a danger to
To be on the verge of inflicting harm or danger
To foreshadow the coming of something undesirable
To cause damage to
To rule over or control arbitrarily or arrogantly
To destroy or disrupt by means of sabotage
To make a concerted or violent attack on
Cast a shadow over
To say something quickly and irritably
To come close in quantity or quality
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▲
Verb
▲
To state one's intention to take hostile and retributive action against someone
warn
caution
forewarn
blackmail
comminate
spook
alarm
make threat
make threats against
make threats to
threaten to harm
shake fist at
issue threats to
threaten to kill
flex muscles
look daggers
“You pester him, and even
threaten
him about his vote. Your mother did the same thing to me.”
Verb
▲
To intimidate with threats or bullying behavior
bully
cow
intimidate
menace
terrorise
UK
terrorize
US
browbeat
pressurise
UK
pressurize
US
scare
frighten
abuse
bluster
enforce
torment
lean on
push around
coerce
bulldoze
dragoon
strong-arm
pressure
hector
compel
blackjack
harass
force
railroad
bullyrag
tyrannize
US
domineer
harry
bogart
mau-mau
badger
tyrannise
UK
use strong-arm tactics on
constrain
hound
impel
plague
oblige
press
oppress
bludgeon
persecute
put the screws on
pick on
steamroller
drive
push
buffalo
hustle
influence
put pressure on
bring pressure to bear on
make
impress
obligate
sandbag
muscle
nag
push about
goad
ride roughshod over
squeeze
brainwash
use pressure on
prevail on
fast-talk
act on
work on
put under an obligation
press-gang
put the squeeze on
terrify
dominate
awe
chivvy
spook
bounce
prod
pester
twist one's arm
put heat on
twist someone's arm
put the frighteners on
force one's hand
unnerve
hassle
victimize
US
ramrod
lean
boss about
boss around
victimise
UK
lord it over
blackmail
heckle
put through the wringer
put the chill on
mistreat
antagonize
US
chivy
taunt
antagonise
UK
hold a gun to one's head
persuade
inhibit
overbear
despotize
walk heavy
ride roughshod
turn on the heat
make things hot for someone
make it hot for someone
issue threats to
scare hell out of
utter threats to
whip around
urge
beset
concuss
shotgun
restrict
hinder
suppress
repress
high pressure
make an offer they can't refuse
put the arm on
subdue
ride
overawe
affright
scare off
scare the bejesus out of
more ❯
“I am a non-violent person and I would not intentionally
threaten
Mike or anyone else for that matter.”
Verb
▲
To put at risk or be a danger to
endanger
imperil
jeopardise
UK
jeopardize
US
menace
peril
make vulnerable
be a danger to
be a threat to
expose to danger
put at risk
put on the line
put in jeopardy
drive a nail into the coffin of
risk
hazard
expose
compromise
jeopard
adventure
venture
gamble with
harm
injure
damage
put in danger
pose a threat to
leave vulnerable
do harm to
be detrimental to
chance
prejudice
stake
lay on the line
put someone's life on the line
leave defenseless
lay open
undermine
weaken
implicate
jeopardy
gamble
place in danger
subject to loss
put under suspicion
sell out
be careless with
make liable
expose to risk
leave unprotected
subject to
tempt fate
be prejudicial to
wager
speculate
play with fire
bet
subject
lay bare
run the risk
gamble on
skate on thin ice
go out on a limb
stick your neck out
have a fling at
brave
play
assay
challenge
try
dare
experiment with
tempt
take a plunge
take the liberty
take the liberty of
take a crack at
make a stab at
essay
roll the dice
take shot in the dark
tempt fortune
put eggs in one basket
toss up
put it on the line
cast lots
try one's luck with
draw lots
make subject
run the chance
leave to luck
leap before looking
be caught short
subjugate
run the risk of
hang by a thread
go out of one's depth
subordinate
submit
jeopardize by
imperil by
endanger by
leave unprotected from
lay open to
put in jeopardy of
leave open
put in harm's way
put at risk of
overcome
subdue
treat
put through
more ❯
“I wish to outline several issues that
threaten
the feasibility of delivering our services at a reasonable rate.”
Verb
▲
To be on the verge of inflicting harm or danger
approach
menace
impend
loom
hover
advance
brewing
lurk
overhang
pressure
be imminent
be close
be impending
be on the horizon
hang over
be gathering
be near
hover over
impend over
be at hand
be in prospect
be likely
be just around the corner
come on
be approaching
be brewing
be coming
be on the way
be anticipated
be dangerous
be expected
be looming
be close at hand
be coming soon
be coming up
be forthcoming
be in the wind
be likely to happen
be on the cards
be in the offing
creep up
be in the air
hang over someone's head
brew
portend
be threatening
be ominously close
be in the cards
draw near
await
be in the wings
gather force
loom over
be a danger to
overshadow
lower
imperil
forebode
jeopardize
US
hang
presage
frighten
appear
foreshadow
jeopardise
UK
put in jeopardy
put at risk
more ❯
“He watched out for her at school, especially when a snow storm would
threaten
in winter.”
Verb
▲
To foreshadow the coming of something undesirable
presage
foreshadow
foretell
portend
augur
bode
herald
spell
indicate
prophesy
signal
harbinger
mean
promise
signify
announce
betoken
forebode
foretoken
warn of
add up to
point to
be a harbinger of
be an indication of
be an omen of
be a sign of
be a warning of
be evidence of
give a warning of
amount to
predict
forecast
adumbrate
foreshow
prognosticate
divine
vaticinate
call
omen
read
denote
forbode
foresee
prefigure
forewarn
soothsay
bespeak
crystal-ball
have a hunch
imply
purport
premonish
offer
stop
message
forewarn of
reveal
auspicate
previse
spae
bid fair
to foreshadow
call it
psych out
figure out
be an omen
forerun
warn
forespell
sense
preindicate
be a presage of
be the harbinger of
anticipate
project
envisage
expect
suggest
envision
see something coming
speculate
telegraph
foreknow
conjecture
predetermine
dope out
figure
reckon
apprehend
call the turn
see it coming
calculate
determine
demonstrate
see
estimate
visualize
US
hint
guess
imagine
visualise
UK
make book
infer
surmise
gage
US
gather
conclude
say
reason
proclaim
gauge
UK
hazard a guess
croak
hint at
think likely
picture
tell of
fancy
symbolise
UK
symbolize
US
plan
suppose
tip
show
perceive
declare
intimate
evidence
manifest
prevision
tell in advance
presume
mark
forefeel
disclose
preknow
psych it out
crystal ball it
represent
give notice of
typify
witness
express
import
be symptomatic of
crystal ball
see in the cards
back
shadow
prophecy
be in the wind
see the future
divulge
tell
psych
dope
nap
judge
precounsel
forespeak
halsen
size up
think of
call the shot
plan for
see future
presuppose
consider
give warning of
indicate the coming of
see handwriting on wall
be an early indication of
forereckon
type
shadow forth
conceive
look
discern
see in your mind's eye
believe
view
vision
conceive of
insinuate
lead you to expect
seem likely
look like
display
lead to expect
show signs of
hold a probability of
hold probability
hold out hope
give hope
give hope of
suspect
assert
betide
note
assume
evince
give every indication of
show all the signs
bring hope
testify
connote
give an indication of
give good grounds for expecting
hold out hopes of
contemplate
record
register
attest
illustrate
premise
reflect
prove
argue
betray
espy
entertain
foretaste
come to the conclusion
be inclined to think
bargain for
regard as likely
take for granted
take it
contemplate the possibility of
draw the inference
plan on
watch for
bargain on
take it as given
have sneaking suspicion
reckon on
count upon
count chickens
have a hunch of
wait for
be prepared for
deem likely
count on
allow for
prepare for
pre-empt
bank on
figure on
think it likely
hope for
look for
be symptomatic
pinpoint
flag up
pin down
testify to
point at
peg
signpost
make known
bear witness to
button down
point toward
sign
be a symptom of
more ❯
“An early morning sky would
threaten
rain, but the day turned out to be scorching.”
Verb
▲
To cause damage to
undermine
damage
impair
weaken
mar
compromise
spoil
ruin
hurt
injure
diminish
cripple
debilitate
reduce
wreck
disable
impede
enfeeble
hinder
blunt
corrode
dent
torpedo
foul up
harm
destroy
lessen
decrease
blight
subvert
sap
prejudice
shake
invalidate
queer
put the kibosh on
have a bad effect on
pull the rug out from under
erode
emasculate
consume
sabotage
whittle
eat away
wear away
deface
disfigure
vitiate
blemish
break
thwart
whittle away
flaw
endamage
tarnish
shatter
scotch
scupper
smash
devastate
endanger
crab
debase
bloody
imperil
foil
disrupt
jeopardize
US
undo
botch
total
devalue
deteriorate
be detrimental to
blow
bodge
enervate
cheapen
worsen
jeopardise
UK
ding
tweak
devaluate
disqualify
unfit
mess up
be disadvantageous to
play havoc with
be prejudicial to
put at risk
cross up
rough up
be deleterious to
make useless
lose strength
trash
defile
sully
mangle
taint
vandalize
US
blot
scar
demolish
stain
ravage
crush
pollute
scratch
vandalise
UK
disfeature
corrupt
louse up
deform
mutilate
uglify
distort
desecrate
maim
upset
contaminate
annihilate
blast
wound
dirty
smirch
dismantle
scorch
do harm to
screw up
smash up
shake up
muck up
discolour
UK
discolor
US
wreak havoc on
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
obliterate
cramp
have a negative effect on
tag
disfashion
destabilize
US
hamstring
make unattractive
dilapidate
contort
misshape
hamper
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
make ugly
impoverish
bankrupt
restrict
afflict
devitalize
incapacitate
depress
limit
warp
bend
bruise
detract
stifle
shock
wither
batter
inconvenience
soil
befoul
besmirch
interfere with
detract from
take out
destabilise
UK
spot
cause detriment to
put a damper on
rain on someone's parade
put out of commission
throw a monkey wrench into
put out of action
gut
begrime
grime
blacken
muddy
smudge
raze
despoil
pillage
crack
abuse
tear
knock
lacerate
scathe
maltreat
gnaw
wrong
infect
split
rust
rot
burn
disintegrate
plunder
sack
bleach
fade
stab
bang up
tamper with
desolate
depredate
do damage to
smear
darken
mark
tar
denigrate
spoliate
dash
play merry hell with
nix
banjax
drive a nail into the coffin of
crool
euchre
cruel
squash
make a mess of
blow a hole in
do for
bring to naught
take apart
balls up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To rule over or control arbitrarily or arrogantly
domineer
dominate
tyrannise
UK
tyrannize
US
bully
browbeat
intimidate
oppress
hector
pressurise
UK
pressurize
US
bulldoze
rule
subjugate
persecute
terrorise
UK
terrorize
US
menace
boss
overbear
railroad
prevail
predominate
preponderate
reign
bluster
squeeze
swagger
bend
henpeck
lord
boss around
boss about
strong-arm
ride roughshod over
push around
order about
order around
lean on
push about
dictate to
give orders to
lord it over
trample on
walk all over
rule the roost
call the shots
kick around
run the show
be overbearing
use strong-arm tactics on
keep under thumb
lord over
run things
put the screws on
be in the saddle
rule with an iron hand
lead by the nose
push the buttons
throw your weight around
rule with a rod of iron
be in the driver's seat
bend to your will
torment
maltreat
mistreat
abuse
victimize
US
victimise
UK
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
overpower
hound
harass
torture
overwhelm
put down
ill-treat
treat harshly
pick on
be cruel to
be brutal to
scare
distress
aggrieve
cow
harry
manhandle
misuse
frighten
mishandle
play the heavy with
ill-use
mess over
tread on
kick about
subdue
crush
master
conquer
suppress
repress
enslave
plague
subordinate
steamroller
hold sway over
gain mastery over
render incapable
trample underfoot
weigh heavy upon
render powerless
bring to heel
gain ascendancy over
rule over
bring someone to their knees
gain control of
tyrannize over
beat down
render helpless
dictate
coerce
direct
command
lead
influence
head
control
subject
govern
manage
trample
hegemonize
overshadow
sway
eclipse
keep down
overrule
monopolize
US
outshine
run
handle
hold down
monopolise
UK
preside over
domineer over
head up
grind down
be in control of
be in charge of
call the tune
prevail over
rule despotically
have one's way
wear the trousers
treat brutally
play first fiddle
be at the helm
have someone under your thumb
have upper hand
lay down the law
sit on top of
outnumber
superabound
dragoon
reign supreme
bludgeon
badger
mau-mau
blackjack
bullyrag
pressure
bogart
hold sway
detract from
supervise
oversee
superintend
administer
regulate
guide
overlook
administrate
steward
captain
tend
quarterback
discipline
affect
micromanage
regiment
besteer
bewield
puppeteer
pull the strings
be the boss
reign over
have someone in the palm of one's hand
have a hold over
hold the purse strings
hold the reins
have authority over
hold purse strings
have someone eating out of one's hand
call the signals
have something in the palm of one's hand
be in saddle
be in the driving seat
push buttons
deal with
have someone in one's hip pocket
vanquish
pacify
take over
exercise control over
have ascendancy over
be in command of
have under one's thumb
have the whip hand over
be the boss of
have the upper hand over
rule the roost in
have the upper hand in
have mastery over
more ❯
Verb
▲
To destroy or disrupt by means of sabotage
sabotage
destroy
cripple
disrupt
wreck
damage
hamper
hinder
interrupt
ruin
spoil
smash
terminate
thwart
undermine
attack
break
demolish
eradicate
nullify
subvert
dispatch
impair
stymie
dash
foil
incapacitate
quash
ravage
devastate
eliminate
end
frustrate
prevent
annul
disable
mar
obliterate
upset
abolish
block
quell
undo
bollix
crush
decimate
extinguish
harm
kill
abort
annihilate
obstruct
shatter
suppress
break down
break up
interfere with
mess up
intrude on
muck up
screw up
weaken
destabilize
US
destabilise
UK
disempower
unsettle
strike at the foundations
sap
debilitate
lessen
minimize
US
undercut
diminish
minimise
UK
detract from
chip away
injure
foul up
louse up
vitiate
blight
scupper
scotch
disfigure
deface
trash
torpedo
blow
blast
do for
make a mess of
put the kibosh on
blow a hole in
bring to naught
compromise
blemish
hurt
flaw
endamage
crab
bloody
queer
despoil
debase
total
impoverish
desecrate
desolate
defile
cross up
nix
banjax
raze
euchre
cruel
overthrow
wrack
defeat
botch
wreak havoc on
balls up
bring down
pillage
plunder
sack
depredate
spoliate
scar
crool
disfeature
prejudice
blot
squash
take apart
make useless
topple
neutralize
US
vaporize
US
squelch
unbuild
pulverize
US
waste
skin
crimp
cramp
craze
neutralise
UK
sink
ruinate
flatten
bust
dilapidate
overwhelm
ravish
mangle
cream
nuke
muller
poison
scourge
overturn
reduce
bodge
level
dish
mutilate
deplete
maim
pulverise
UK
vaporise
UK
play havoc with
put an end to
knock down
reduce to rubble
reduce to nothing
bring to nothing
bring to ruin
wreak havoc upon
pull down
leave in ruins
lay waste
clean out
wipe out
tear down
lay in ruins
do in
rub out
leave desolate
put at risk
cancel out
render ineffective
work against
rain on someone's parade
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
throw a spanner in the works
jeopardize
US
tarnish
deteriorate
afflict
devitalize
dismantle
depress
corrupt
corrode
taint
impede
wound
enervate
shock
scorch
wither
batter
enfeeble
inconvenience
jeopardise
UK
shake up
rough up
take out
smash up
be detrimental to
cause detriment to
do harm to
put out of commission
throw a monkey wrench into
put out of action
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make a concerted or violent attack on
come at
attack
fly
jump
leap
leap at
pounce
assail
assault
charge
fall upon
fly at
go for
invade
light into
rush
beset
storm
go in on
descend upon
sick
bushwhack
turn on
pounce on
pounce upon
trash
blitz
raid
jump on
sic
tear into
set upon
set on
descend on
strike
lay into
infiltrate
set in on
go in
make a foray on
make a raid on
attempt to capture
make an onslaught on
take by storm
capture
make a sortie on
take
aggress
swoop on
take down
penetrate
conduct an offensive on
surge into
march into
take on
surge over
belabour
UK
launch oneself at
work over
weigh into
besiege
sail into
let fly at
impugn
hit out at
have a go at
maltreat
mug
fall on
lash out at
accost
set about
wade into
beat up
round on
lace into
have at
launch an attack on
make an assault on
belabor
US
bust
let someone have it
encounter
get stuck into
pitch into
batter
beat
bombard
pummel
US
hit
pound
pelt
ambush
thrash
pummelled
UK
paste
rough up
plunder
overrun
strafe
shell
hammer
knock about
wallop
knock around
cannonade
bomb
strike at
beat up on
barrage
pepper
fusillade
overwhelm
do over
ravage
fire on
fire at
foray into
hurt
shower
harm
drub
foray
advance on
go at
blast
torpedo
conquer
pillage
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rain down on
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maraud
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lay siege to
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To say something quickly and irritably
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ululate
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yammer
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cheer
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equal
match
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touch on
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near
be tantamount to
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be not dissimilar to
approximate to
look like
equal roughly
come close
stack up with
get close to
be verging on
echo
contact
join
abut
compare
impinge
neighbour
UK
parallel
connect
lie next to
neighbor
US
march
adjoin
lie near
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