What is another word for overawe?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌə͡ʊvəɹˈɔː], [ ˌəʊvəɹˈɔː], [ ˌəʊ_v_ə_ɹ_ˈɔː]
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Synonyms for Overawe:
v.
• awe (verb)- horrify,
- terrify,
- stun,
- strike,
- astonish,
- scare,
- grandstand,
- startle,
- flabbergast,
- alarm,
- stupefy,
- appall,
- impress.
- bludgeon,
- coerce,
- hector,
- badger,
- bulldoze,
- oppress,
- tyrannize,
- bluster,
- harass,
- domineer,
- threaten,
- bully.
- embarrass,
- unnerve,
- subdue,
- strong-arm,
- disconcert,
- faze,
- dismay,
- rattle,
- dishearten,
- abash,
- terrorize,
- discomfit,
- enforce.
- deter,
- discourage,
- consternate,
- thwart,
- dispirit,
- shake,
- baffle,
- foil.
- bedazzle,
- blur,
- blind,
- overpower,
- excite,
- bowl over,
- fascinate,
- surprise,
- overwhelm,
- hypnotize,
- daze.
- distress,
- depress,
- vex,
- try,
- afflict,
- repress,
- demoralize,
- confuse,
- deprecate,
- bother,
- disparage,
- dampen,
- deject,
- trouble,
- irk,
- droop,
- chill,
- dash,
- weigh,
- prostrate.
- kill,
- arouse,
- electrify,
- score,
- galvanize,
- show off,
- knock out,
- inspire,
- provoke,
- affect,
- stimulate,
- thrill,
- sway,
- grab,
- touch,
- get,
- carry,
- register,
- move,
- pique,
- slay,
- stir.
- dull,
- stifle,
- still,
- say nothing,
- hush one's mouth,
- shut up,
- tongue-tie,
- close up,
- hush,
- deaden,
- hush-hush,
- choke off,
- clam up,
- cut off,
- muffle,
- hold one's tongue,
- decrease the volume,
- cool it,
- quash,
- cut short,
- soft-pedal,
- clam,
- gag,
- sit on,
- squelch,
- quell,
- mute,
- extinguish,
- dummy up,
- lull,
- keep it down,
- quiet,
- muzzle,
- quiet down,
- dumb,
- dry up,
- pipe down.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- lord it over,
- strong arm,
- blinding,
- make splash,
- be conspicuous,
- strike dumb,
- Grand-stand,
- daunt,
- Despotize,
- push around,
- overbears,
- be dazzled,
- Buffaloes,
- Dragooning,
- overborne,
- showboat,
- put the chill on,
- cast down,
- intimidate,
- beat down,
- buffalo,
- glitz,
- break one's heart,
- browbeat,
- showboats,
- dazzle,
- dragoons,
- showboating,
- overawed,
- over-bear,
- enthuses,
- put through wringer,
- hotdog,
- bludgeoning,
- knock socks off,
- leaning on,
- turn on the heat,
- lean on,
- put heat on,
- put chill on,
- overbear,
- hotdogging,
- make a hit,
- blew away,
- casting down,
- Dragooned,
- Overawing,
- overawes,
- Imprest,
- throw cold water on,
- Tyrannized,
- put off,
- enthusing,
- blinded,
- pushing around,
- razzle-dazzle,
- blow away,
- put through the wringer,
- buffaloed,
- struck dumb,
- enthuse,
- dragoon,
- twist someone's arm,
- hotdogs,
- bludgeoned,
- walk heavy,
- silence,
- cow,
- make an impression.
- dummied up,
- decrease volume,
- tongue tie,
- saying nothing,
- quieted down,
- choking off,
- closed up,
- sitting on,
- Clamming,
- hold tongue,
- dumbs,
- clammed up,
- choked off,
- dried up,
- clamming up,
- Clammed,
- dumbing,
- Dulling,
- closes up,
- dulls,
- drying up,
- kept down,
- closing up,
- dumbed.
- restrain,
- break,
- confront,
- chagrin,
- take the lead,
- tread down,
- overcome,
- overrule,
- PUT IN FEAR,
- face down,
- upset,
- restrict,
- subjugate,
- keep under,
- trample down,
- bewilder,
- Henpeck,
- appal,
- walk all over,
- unman,
- shush,
- face,
- trample upon,
- petrify,
- hold,
- enslave,
- override,
- dominate,
- clamp down on,
- suppress,
- grind,
- stop,
- mortify,
- ride roughshod over,
- rule the roost,
- play first fiddle,
- terrorise,
- hold one's own,
- castrate,
- quieten,
- grind down,
- boss,
- discompose,
- menace,
- preponderate,
- severity,
- overshadow,
- overmaster,
- keep down,
- impose,
- lord,
- keep,
- confine.
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