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Meanings of less intimidating in English

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Usage of less intimidating in English
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The youth of my new doctor doesn't make him any less intimidating.
Crewel
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One was to make the introductory computer science course less intimidating.
Wired
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Apparently, visualisation like this makes any task seem much less intimidating.
The South African
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Prices dropped, specials changed to less pricey, less intimidating creations.
Medium raw: a bloody valentine to the world of food and the peop...
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Odd how smartphones can make tough guys look less intimidating.
The Irish Times
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What if the thin one's eyes were not so pinched-wouldthey look less intimidating?
Petals from the sky
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Before then the average guy was buying board shorts, but footballers make trends less intimidating.
The Guardian
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This winter, Harvey Nichols is touting key urban looks at less intimidating prices, writes Deirdre McQuillan.
The Irish Times
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Out in the sunlight, he was far less intimidating than he had been in the shade.
The Darkest Minds
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Fortunately, a flock of angry sparrows is much less intimidating than an angry flock of seagulls.
Wired
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It is constantly lopping bits of itself off, making itself leaner, shorter, less intimidating to potential partners.
The Guardian
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He is marginally less intimidating without them.
Those who save us
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Girls see other girls climbing hard and training hard, so I think the idea becomes less intimidating.
The Guardian
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Focusing solely on each other might make transitioning back into sexual intimacy less intimidating to both partners.
Ebony
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Stephanie looked at the switches and dials and found them to be far less intimidating than the woodstove.
Love overboard
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The others were no less intimidating.
The skein of lament
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