Intimidate

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Power DynamicsPlay
Showcases a power imbalance where the intimidator uses their position or strength to influence others. SlideThe manager would often intimidate his team to work overtime without pay.
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Fear InducingPlay
Emphasizes fear as a tool to control or manipulate someone's actions. SlideThe guard dog was trained to intimidate trespassers just by growling.
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Subtle TacticsPlay
Can involve non-physical forms of pressure, like verbal threats or aggressive body language. SlideWith just a stern glance, the lead actress would intimidate her co-star.