Verb:

கொடுஞ்சொற்களால் பயமுறுத்து,

browbeat's Usage Examples:

He browbeat the judges on the bench, and kept many persons under arrest for indefinite periods without a trial.

browbeat other people with their opinions.

Alexander, although he could not get Savonarola into his own hands, browbeat the Florentine government into condemning the reformer to death (May 23, 1498).

Teal'c made occasional visits to the Land of Light, returning either with a face of thunder or looking downcast - almost browbeaten.

Cesare's position was greatly shaken, and when he tried to browbeat the cardinals by means of Don Michelotto and his bravos, they refused to be intimidated; he had to leave Rome in September, trusting that the Spanish cardinals would elect a candidate friendly to his house.

Edward was persuaded that he could devise the crown by will, the council and the judges were browbeaten into acquiescence, and three days after Edwards death (July 6, 1553), Lady Jane Grey was proclaimed queen in London.

Lancaster and his friend Lord Percy came to St Pauls, and so insulted and browbeat the bishop, that the proceedings degenerated into a riot, and reached no conclusion (Feb.

The client and their lawyers who were so browbeaten and bullied managed to resist succumbing to such pressure.

Synonyms:

tyrannise, bully, bullyrag, hector, strong-arm, boss around, tyrannize, ballyrag, domineer, push around, intimidate,

Antonyms:

unfashionable,