Collocations for "menace"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "menace" in context.
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menace
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [palpable, looming, deadly, real, growing] menace
- the menace of [terrorism, drugs, corruption]
- [an atmosphere, a hint, an aura] of menace
- is a menace to [society, progress, sobriety, children, the countryside]
- a menace in [schools, offices, society]
- [beat, defeat, tackle, confront] the menace (of)
- [considered, declared] a menace to [society]
- [snakes, rats, scooters] are a menace (to)
- is nothing but a menace
- UK: [demand, beg] with menaces
- the [wildlife, elephants] are menaced by poachers
- are [still, continuously] menaced by poachers
- menace with [words, actions, bikes, guns]
- [constantly, repeatedly] menaced the [children, students]
- was menaced with a [gun, knife]
- were being menaced for [years, decades]
'menace' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):