intimidation [ɪnˌtɪmɪˈdeɪʃən] СУЩ. мн. отсут.
1. intimidation (act):
- intimidation
- zastraszenie ср.
2. intimidation (practice):
- intimidation
- zastraszanie ср.
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Freedom of speech is addressed in the country's constitution, but there have been incidents of government intimidation of the media.
en.wikipedia.org Using intimidation and loud vocal displays, he frequently attempts to pressure his younger brother to bend to his way of thinking.
en.wikipedia.org But he also complained of witness intimidation, saying some witnesses had not testified because they had been afraid.
en.wikipedia.org However, rituals are not isolated to the time between game-play, and silences, cheering, or intimidation and taunting can become part of the experience.
en.wikipedia.org The typical barrier reasons to participation are personal reasons such as privacy, self-consciousness, intimidation, cost, flexibility and geography.
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