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    Intimidé (en. Intimidated)

    /ɛ̃.ti.mi.de/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    adjective
    Who feels apprehension or discomfort in the face of a situation or people.
    He was intimidated by the crowd during his first speech.
    Il est intimidé par la foule lors de son premier discours.
    Who has lost self-confidence in front of others.
    She felt intimidated by her classmates.
    Elle se sentait intimidé par ses camarades de classe.
    Difficulty expressing oneself due to fear or shyness.
    His gaze made her feel intimidated and hesitant.
    Son regard la rendait intimidé et hésitante.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'intimidate' which comes from the Latin 'intimidare', meaning 'to terrorize'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be intimidated by someone
    to feel fear or discomfort in the presence of someone.
    être intimidé par quelqu'un
    not wanting to intimidate
    not wanting to scare or make someone uncomfortable.
    ne pas vouloir intimider
    social intimidation
    psychological pressure exerted by peers.
    intimidation sociale

    Related Words

    intimidation
    The act of intimidating, the effect of creating fear.
    intimidation
    intimidator
    A person who intimidates others through their behavior.
    intimidateur

    Slang Meanings

    Too embarrassed to act.
    He was completely intimidated at the thought of approaching her.
    Il était complètement intimidé à l'idée de l'aborder.
    To have stage fright.
    She was really nervous before going on stage.
    Elle avait vraiment le trac avant de monter sur scène.