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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91. First, you refused to admit that there was a menace at all!
92. But that same quality can be a menace to children.
93. Although men provide more menace to the basis of a society, it is women who are instructed in how to behave.
94. The smooth tones had the silky menace of an inquisitor intent on a confession.
95. Woodpeckers that menace siding are usually looking for something to eat, he said.
96. Helen Keller might have wanted to drive a car, but she would have been a menace on the freeways.
97. Here, milling around the caviare, dwells all the menace and the glamour of the Unseen World.
98. But is a $ 50, 000 fine enough punishment for this menace to society? On the contrary.
99. Sheer terror in a nightmare can be the result of an unseen, hidden menace - for instance behind a closed door.
100. In their smart uniforms the police have a lethargic menace.
101. A silly old woman would be a menace in a marshalling yard.
102. These sins may be seen to menace lineage identity and solidarity - the paramount Nuer virtues.
103. Without this, a person is completely at the mercy of the dangers that menace from without.
104. The dailies pictured Azusa Street in tones of amusement or menace.
105. A menace from the dead girl hung over her father in this hour of triumph.
106. They only knew that their rivals' movements were now imbued with determination, and with menace.
107. Her manner suddenly changed from friendliness and warmth to one of faint menace.
108. When everything touched upon turns wry, fluffy or romanticized, the menace itself seems trivial.
109. It came screeching out of the darkness, and not even the thunder could drown the scream of its menace.
110. From the stoicism of a Bogart, we entered a world where male menace no longer was potential.
111. You can not build a fair system on that stinking swamp of menace and malice and neglect.
112. To the police, the peace marchers were part of the menace.
113. Menace lurks in the huge,(http://sentencedict.com/menace.html) north facing cliffs of Ben Nevis.
114. Excessive drinking is a social menace.
115. That low beam is a menace!
116. Hurricanes periodically menace the Gulf Coast.
117. We should stop talking about the menace of fallout.
118. But of menace, the piggy eyes had none.
119. There is a pervading sense of menace.
120. He spoke with menace in his voice.
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