threatening in Greek
threatening in Greek is απειλητικός — threatening means suggesting or carrying the risk of harm.
threatening in Greek
απειλητικός
Pronounced: apeilitikos
Presenting a threat, posing a likely risk of harm.
What does "threatening" mean?
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adj Suggesting or carrying the risk of harm.
"Never turn your back to someone who is displaying threatening behavior."
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adj Expressing an intention to cause harm.
"The letter had such a threatening tone that she handed it to the police."
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threatening in a sentence
- Never turn your back to someone who is displaying threatening behavior.
- The sky looked threatening, so we cancelled the picnic and went home.
- The letter had such a threatening tone that she handed it to the police.
- His threatening manner frightened the other customers in the shop.
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What is "threatening" in Greek?
"threatening" in Greek is απειλητικός. threatening means: Suggesting or carrying the risk of harm.
How do you pronounce απειλητικός?
"threatening" in Greek is απειλητικός, pronounced "apeilitikos".
How do you use "threatening" in a sentence?
Example: "The sky looked threatening, so we cancelled the picnic and went home." In Greek, "threatening" is απειλητικός.
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