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Meanings of more intimidating in anglès

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Usage of more intimidating in anglès
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It made him seem even more intimidating than did his great size.
Secrets of the Wolves
2
Adam found her human Aspect even more intimidating than her wolf form.
Runemarks
3
Luai believes Grant makes the Tigers a more intimidating and tough team.
News.com.au
4
Her tone was all the more intimidating because she was so casual.
Heat Wave
5
It was bigger and more intimidating than the collection the chief had.
Say you're one of them
6
Now they sat silently, watching, and somehow that was even more intimidating.
Caught
7
Somehow, that silence was more intimidating than if Hollis had threatened him.
Ice Like Fire
8
The more intimidating the conditions, the more he seemed to thrive in them.
The wave: in pursuit of the rogues, freaks and giants of the oce...
9
And Jacqui Lafferty was a lot more intimidating than Payton Bartlett, boy-faced pediatrician.
Mom over miami
10
The restraint was more intimidating than any outburst would have been.
Three ways to capsize a boat: an optimist afloat
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Two of the more intimidating white shirts were there as well.
The Wise Man’s Fear
12
And then a more intimidating team on set-plays….. we just couldn't cope with them.
The South African
13
Arguably more intimidating again thanks to Russian number plates.
The Irish Times
14
Still, the more I learn of Mandor the more intimidating such a struggle would seem.
The Great Book of Amber
15
It probably would have been more intimidating if my voice hadn't cracked in the middle.
Ghost Story
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There's nothing more intimidating than a Black man in a room, still to this day.
Ebony
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