Synonym: threat. Similar words: enact, amenable, menagerie, placement, effacement, replacement, face to face, commencement. Meaning: ['menɪs] 
n. 1. something that is a source of danger 2. a threat or the act of threatening. v. 1. pose a threat to; present a danger to 2. express a threat either by an utterance or a gesture 3. act in a threatening manner.
n. 1. something that is a source of danger 2. a threat or the act of threatening. v. 1. pose a threat to; present a danger to 2. express a threat either by an utterance or a gesture 3. act in a threatening manner. 
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31. You can see Jack s strong suit was menace.
32. Despite all the menace, nobody dies.
33. The atmosphere was rank with menace.
34. It created a picture of calm silent menace.
35. The menace was the lashing rattan.
36. There was no menace in their attack.
37. The clear blue eyes glittered with menace.
38. Out of the sky came another really serious menace.
39. The sense of menace was strong.
40. There is menace in the sky.
41. The menace of those long gun barrels was sobering.
42. Is snow an environmental boon or a menace?
43. The menace in that, as everyone knows, is that with system comes rationalisation and loss of vitality.
44. Even then I had a premonition of danger, of menace.
45. But is a $ 50, 000 fine enough punishment for this menace to society?
46. Minnesota's Oak Park Heights Prison cancelled a telemarketing project because of fears that inmates might menace customers.
47. He had learned to live with its many secrets and its brooding sense of menace.
48. He was described as dangerous and depraved and a menace to society.
49. Less so is a creeping and curious menace of players being verbally abused.
50. They would depart in the spring[sentencedict.com], to avoid the malarial menace of the later seasons.
51. Tuami and his people have escaped from the perceived menace of Neanderthal man, whose humanity they do not recognise.
52. A growing menace in Verdon is the determination of many climbers to lower down a pitch and then be top-roped up it.
53. In a play so charged with realistic menace, such details are unimportant. 2.
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54. His voice was soft but his tone and expression were full of menace.
55. The path between North Skelton and Leyland Bridge is now being shunned because of the menace.
56. There was a faint menace to their coming back, as if the sixties they had missed were about to start now.
57. Legislators recently told the government to make the request because crocodiles have proliferated and are a menace to people near rivers.
58. Drunken drivers are a menace to themselves and other road users.
59. This idea of a perpetually repetitive pattern of events inspired a sense of security from the menace of change and decay.
60. After the war MI5 turned its attention to the growing menace of Bolshevism which the government feared would soon engulf the country.
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