The act of daunting; dispiriting, intimidation; a check. Obsolete.

The action of daunt, v.; vanquishing; taming; caressing; discouragement, intimidation.

In various objective senses. Intimidation. Obsolete.

Loss or deprivation of courage; discouragement. Obsolete.

The action or an act of discourage, v.; discouragement.

The action of dismaying; the state of dismay.

The action of browbeat, v.; originally, it appears, = ‘scowling, frowning’.

The act of appalling; sudden shock to courage or self-possession; dismay.

Blustering, hectoring, bullying.

The action of overwhelming with consternation or dismay; terrifying, dismaying.

The action of overwhelming with dismay; the state of dismay or consternation.

The action of dishearten, v.; discouragement.

The action of intimidating or making afraid; the fact or condition of being intimidated; now, esp. the use of threats or violence to force to or…

the quality or practice of a hector or bully.

The action or practice of behaving like a bully; the use of violence, intimidation, or threats; (now usually) the action or practice of seeking…

(?) A hectoring, a bullying. Obsolete.

The state or fact of being or behaving like a bully; bullying.

The act of disheartening, or fact of being disheartened; discouragement.

The action or an act of loudly and repeatedly banging one's fist on a table, esp. while speaking; (figurative) the expression of opinions in a loud…

Originally and chiefly U.S. Originally: intimidation or coercion, esp. for political ends (now rare). Now usually: pushy or domineering…