1. plural of intimidation; the act of making someone feel frightened or threatened, especially to force them to do something against their will
Usage: countable noun; typically used in legal, social, or formal contexts

Examples

• The witness reported several intimidations from people connected to the defendant.
• Workplace intimidations can create a hostile environment for employees.
• The protesters faced intimidations and threats from opposing groups.
• Laws against intimidations protect citizens from being coerced into illegal activities.
• She documented the intimidations she experienced to present evidence to the police.
• Political intimidations during elections undermine democratic processes.
• The company took action against intimidations of its staff members.