minatory in a sentence

Definition

Minatory: having a threatening or menacing quality; intended to intimidate or instill fear.

The minatory glare of the teacher made the students think twice before misbehaving.
In the shadows, the minatory figure loomed, instilling fear in anyone who dared approach.
She received a minatory letter that warned her against pursuing her investigation.
The minatory winds howled through the trees, signaling an approaching storm.
Despite his minatory tone, she stood her ground and refused to back down.