Definition

minatory

adjective
  1. expressing or conveying a threat; menacing or ominous in manner or appearance
  2. Usage: formal; literary

Examples

  • The dark clouds gathered in a minatory fashion above the town.
  • His minatory tone made it clear he would not tolerate any further delays.
  • The general's minatory speech warned the enemy of swift retaliation.
  • She cast a minatory glance at the students who were talking during the exam.
  • The minatory letter arrived without a signature or return address.
  • His minatory gestures suggested he was prepared for confrontation.

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