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Brandish

usgb/ˈbrændɪʃ/Volume
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Physical ThreatPlay
Use brandish when describing someone threateningly waving a dangerous object, suggesting potential harm. SlideThe robber brandished a bat, causing panic among the bank customers.
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Aggressive ActionPlay
Brandish implies aggressive or vigorous action, often done to intimidate others. SlideDuring the protest, several demonstrators brandished sticks and signs.
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Emotional IntensityPlay
Brandishing usually conveys strong emotions, such as anger, excitement, or defiance. SlideIn a fit of rage, he brandished his fist at the sky.
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