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browbeat

browbeat
Transitive Verb
past: browbeatpp: browbeatening: browbeating

Meanings

Transitive Verbbrowbeat
[~ someone into doing something][~ someone]

To intimidate or coerce someone into doing something or agreeing to something through stern, arrogant, or bullying behavior.

The manager tried to browbeat the employees into accepting the new contract terms.

Examples

The manager tried to browbeat the employees into working overtime without pay.

The manager tried to browbeat the employees into working overtime without pay.

Office

Stop trying to browbeat me into changing my mind.

Stop trying to browbeat me into changing my mind.

He was browbeaten into signing the confession by the aggressive detectives.

He was browbeaten into signing the confession by the aggressive detectives.

Detective

I cannot believe he thinks he can just browbeat everyone in the room.

The dark lord sought to browbeat the villagers into total submission.

The dark lord sought to browbeat the villagers into total submission.

Fantasy

She felt the pressure as the lawyers attempted to browbeat her during the cross-examination.

She felt the pressure as the lawyers attempted to browbeat her during the cross-examination.

Business

Don't let them browbeat you into a deal that only benefits them.

Don't let them browbeat you into a deal that only benefits them.

Business

He has a habit of trying to browbeat his subordinates whenever he is stressed.

He has a habit of trying to browbeat his subordinates whenever he is stressed.

Office

They will try to browbeat us, but we must stand our ground.

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