intimidating in Spanish
intimidating in Spanish is intimidante — intimidating means causing fear, nervousness, or a sense of being overpowered.
intimidating in Spanish
intimidante
Threatening, producing feelings of fear or timidity.
What does "intimidating" mean?
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adjective Causing fear, nervousness, or a sense of being overpowered.
"The interview panel looked intimidating from the doorway."
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intimidating in a sentence
- The interview panel looked intimidating from the doorway.
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What is "intimidating" in Spanish?
"intimidating" in Spanish is intimidante. intimidating means: Causing fear, nervousness, or a sense of being overpowered.
How do you use "intimidating" in a sentence?
Example: "The interview panel looked intimidating from the doorway." In Spanish, "intimidating" is intimidante.
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