| intimidate voter | 5.33 | The gangs control the streets and intimidate voters at election time. | ||
| intimidate people | 3.49 | They intimidate the people. | ||
| intimidate opponent | 3.36 | He tries to intimidate his opponents. | ||
| intimidate witness | 2.96 | The new law stiffens penalties for intimidating a witness. | ||
| intimidate island | 1.78 | It launched months of nerve-rattling military exercises to intimidate the island. | ||
| intimidate worker | 1.71 | Employers often find these workers easy to intimidate. | ||
| intimidate supporter | 1.65 | But none ever attempted to get even by intimidating its supporters. | ||
| intimidate journalist | 1.32 | Journalists have been intimidated by police. | ||
| intimidate refugee | 1.25 | This should not turn into an opportunity for Milosevic to intimidate returning refugees. | ||
| intimidate member | 0.86 | The MONUC statement accused the rebel group of trying to intimidate its members. | ||
| intimidate official | 0.86 | Republicans have strenuously denied any effort to intimidate local officials. | ||
| intimidate opposition | 0.86 | He intimidates the opposition. | ||
| intimidate civilian | 0.72 | U.N. military officials said they appeared to be white phosphorus grenades fired to intimidate civilians. | ||
| intimidate resident | 0.72 | A neighbor said this group of gang members has long intimidated residents. | ||
| intimidate woman | 0.72 | Therefore, using the phrase is meant to intimidate women. | ||
| intimidate employee | 0.66 | The labor board acknowledged that Wal-Mart did not intimidate its employees conventionally. | ||
| intimidate team | 0.66 | Were teams intimidated when they played Ventura? | ||
| intimidate victim | 0.66 | He said Tinoco used his legal training to intimidate victims. | ||
| intimidate critic | 0.59 | Or intimidating their critics. | ||
| intimidate judge | 0.59 | More important is whether other judges have been intimidated by his example. |