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What does menacingly mean?

"Menacingly" describes something that suggests or implies a threat or danger. It creates a sense of unease, fear, or apprehension.

Here's a breakdown:

* Menace: A threat of harm or danger; something that causes fear or worry.

* Menacingly: An adverb that modifies a verb or adjective, indicating that something is done or perceived in a way that suggests a threat.

Examples:

* "The dark figure stood menacingly in the doorway." (The figure's presence is threatening.)

* "The storm clouds gathered menacingly over the city." (The storm clouds suggest an impending threat.)

* "He glared at me menacingly." (His glare was intimidating and suggested potential harm.)

Synonyms:

* Threateningly

* Intimidatingly

* Sinisterly

* Ominously

* Hostilely

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