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Meanings of bullied in English
Synonyms
Examples for "intimidated"
Examples for "intimidated"
1
If people get intimidated, that role will be under risk, he said.
2
Demonstrators demanding jobs disrupted output, damaged property and intimidated employees, Lonmin said.
3
As I spoke, rage sparkled in my eyes; the magistrate was intimidated.
4
The carriers, then as now the spearhead of American power, intimidated Beijing.
5
But on recent trips, Anthony reports he has been threatened and intimidated.
1
The sight of those uniforms in the broad daylight had cowed him.
2
But Mariama refused to be cowed by the gravity of the situation.
3
Hain was impressed and cowed; he hadn't seen anyone else doing that.
4
The gray horse quieted, cowed by the very terror and the hush.
5
The Jacobites had been cowed by the issue of the last rebellion.
1
Single-pitch hangdog sessions where your partner works out moves and takes forever.
2
Hildie looked from the closing door to Elizabeth with her hangdog expression.
3
Her eyes were red from crying and she had a hangdog expression.
4
He caught sight of his reflection in the mirror, hangdog and sweaty.
5
Pellegrini's always sober press conferences and hangdog demeanour certainly calmed the place down.
1
Not yet browbeaten, the warlike Mrs. Sherman appealed to the General Court.
2
Parker, a former gay rights activist, said she would not be browbeaten.
3
Rangers, earlier bullish, were now browbeaten with injustice overtaken by harsh realities.
4
He had learned that the students would not be browbeaten or bullied.
5
He was not easily browbeaten, and was generally prepared to browbeat others.
Usage of bullied in English
1
Does the data really show that South African pupils are most bullied?
2
Twenty four say they've been bullied by the MP they work for.
3
Staff told inspectors they had been pressured or bullied to change data.
4
However, President Xi will not be bullied into making a bad deal.
5
Her manager and colleagues bullied her about the content of the letters.
6
She said for bullied or victimized kids, finding supportive people is important.
7
Following the assembly, he was further harassed and bullied, the complaint said.
8
They bullied me relentlessly and called me the most offensive names daily.
9
I hear stories now that teachers are being bullied by students too.
10
It has not allowed itself to be bullied by the billionaire press.
11
I've wondered, since this period, whether Nancy was bullied as a child.
12
It now looks as if it's bullied its way into the corral.
13
Because they were bullied in the past and fear being bullied again.
14
There is no doubt that I was bullied into it by Stephen.
15
The pair also alleged they were bullied by elements within the party.
16
He had learned that the students would not be browbeaten or bullied.
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