Browbeat, alarm, and awe are all synonyms for intimidate. Reassure and comfort are antonyms of intimidate. And here are 38 another word for intimidate.
The verb "intimidate" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 2 synonyms with 3 letters, 6 synonyms with 5 letters, 6 synonyms with 6 letters, 5 synonyms with 7 letters, 7 synonyms with 8 letters, 4 synonyms with 9 letters, 3 synonyms with 10 letters, 1 synonym with 11 letters, 1 synonym with 16 letters, and 1 synonym with 21 letters, for a total of 36 synonyms for intimidate.
Don’t let anyone intimidate you easily.
He tried to intimidate his opponent.
The loud noise might intimidate children.
Some people attempt to intimidate others.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Subordinate | Central, major, chief | Lower-ranking, junior |
| Hint | Explicit, clarification | Clue, inkling |
| Exaggerate | Play down, understate | Overstate, overemphasize |
| Exaggerated | Understated, moderate | Overstated, overemphasized |
| Inconsiderate | Considerate, thoughtful | Thoughtless, unthinking |
| Considerate | Thoughtless, selfish | Attentive, thoughtful |
| Intuitive | Logical, rational | Instinctive, intuitional |
| Degradation | Improvement, upliftment | Humiliation, shame |
| Irritated | Calm, content | Annoyed, frustrated |
| Irritate | Pacify, contented, good-humoured | Annoy, vex |
| Similar | Dissimilar, different, dissimilar to, unlike | Alike, (much) the same |
| Long time | Short time, moment | Ages, eternity |
| Time consuming | Quick, efficient | Lengthy, slow |
| Outdated | Current, modern, fashionable | Old-fashioned, out of date |
| Romantic | Platonic, unromantic | Amorous, intimate |
| Attentive | Inattentive, inconsiderate | Alert, awake |
| Points | Blanks, edges | Tip, sharp end |
| Innate | Acquired, learned | Inborn, natural |
| Aggregate | Separate, divide | Collection, mass |
| Pretentious | Natural, unaffected | Affected, ostentatious |
| Tempt fate | Play it safe, exercise caution, stay | Take a risk, push your luck |
| Fate | Free will, chance | Destiny, providence |
| Water | Dry out, parch | Sea, ocean |
| Timid | Bold, forthcoming, brazen | Easily frightened, lacking courage |
| In time | Late, never | Early enough, in good time |
| On time | Late, behind schedule | Punctual(ly), prompt(ly) |
| Mandatory | Optional, voluntary. | Obligatory, compulsory |
| In private | In public, openly | In secret, secretly |
| Private | Open, public | Personal, one's own |
| Legitimate | Illegal, illegitimate | Legal, lawful |
| Mimic | Originate, differ | Imitate, copy |
| Intricate | Simple, straightforward | Complex, complicated |
| Entity | Nonentity, non-existence | Organization, institution |
| Entitle | Deny, restrict | Qualify, make eligible |
| Maintain | Break off, neglect | Keep in good condition, keep in repair |
| Complaint | Praise, commendation | Protest, protestation |
| Incorporate | Exclude, separate | Embody, include |
| Of late | In the past, formerly | Recently, lately |
| Incentive | Deterrent, disincentive | Inducement, motivation |
| Intimidating | Comforting, reassuring | Frightening, alarming |
| Deliberate | Accidental, unintentional | Intentional, calculated |
| Recommendation | Advisory, disapproval | Advice, counsel |
| Moderate | Great, massive, outrageous, unreasonable, immoderate | Average, modest |
| Criminal | Lawful, commendable | Lawbreaker, offender |
| Conventional | Unorthodox. unconventional, radical, bohemian | Normal, standard |
| Isolate | Integrate, confuse | Separate, set apart |
| Isolated | Accessible, sociable | Remote, out of the way |
| Pointless | Useful, valuable | Senseless, futile |
| Essentially | Superficially, insignificantly | Fundamentally, basically |
| Later | Earlier, beforehand | Afterwards, subsequently |
| Approximately | Exactly, precisely | Roughly, about |
| Estimate | Exact, measure | Roughly calculate, approximate |
| Timely | Inopportune, ill-timed, inappropriate, late | Opportune, well timed |
| Debate | Agreement, consensus | Discussion, exchange of views |
| Intend | Disregard, neglect | Plan, mean |