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Chose the word that does not belong intimidating scary approachable fear?
approachable
Choose the word that does not belong Intimidating Scary Approachable Fear?
Approachable is the exception to the others. The others are reactions of avoidance.
Word that does not belong intimidating scary approachable fear?
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What word does not belong your answers are Intimidating Scary Approachable Fear which one is it?
Approachable because it is the opposite of the other synonyms. I disagree with the above response. The word fear does not belong. The word fear is not synonymous with either the word intimidating or the word scary (although the words intimidating and scary are synonymous with each other.) The word fear is used as either a noun or a verb. The other three words, however, are all used as adjectives. The word fear is not used as an adjective. None of the other three words is used as a noun or a verb.
Does daunting mean scary?
Daunting means intimidating or causing fear.
What word does not belong fear scary ghost sun?
Sun because it is not scary
What is the fear of jump scares?
There isn't a scientific term for fear of scary movies so fear of scary movies is just called, fear of scary movies
Why are big bugs so scary?
Big bugs may seem scary to some people for several reasons, including their potentially intimidating appearance, fast movements, and the possibility of harm or discomfort from their bites or stings. This fear may also be influenced by cultural associations or personal experiences with insects.
Are rollercoasters scary?
That depends. Rollercoasters, are of course, an irrational fear, but it is one you can simply overcome by getting on a rollercoaster. They really look WAY more intimidating than they actually are. Just get on one and find out for yourself!
What is the adjcetive of fear?
Scary
How do you use intimidating in a sentence?
The gang made its money by intimidating local shopkeepers. The huge lineman had an intimidating effect on rival players. Intimidating someone is not cute or no fun it's wrong
Is intimidating a adjective?
No, "intimidating" is not an adjective; it is a present participle form of the verb "intimidate." However, it functions as an adjective when used to describe something that causes fear or apprehension, such as in the phrase "an intimidating figure."
