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Synonyms for brandished or Related words with brandished
brandishing
brandishes
toting
nightsticks
truncheon
wielding
bludgeons
nightstick
bashed
dodged
lunged
hurls
decapitating
decapitates
unholstered
machetes
parangs
scabbards
derringers
pitchforks
lobbed
holstering
holstered
packin
disarms
truncheons
tased
matchlock
pickaxes
bashes
bardiche
cudgels
wields
kalashnikovs
yelled
uzis
dodges
bazookas
confiscates
impales
taunted
handcuffing
stomped
annies
shurikens
handcuffed
pummeled
manhandled
handload
shoves
Examples of "brandished"
The peasant took a clasp knife from his pocket. He opened the long blade and
brandished
it at my mother.
Asked once how far Sparta's boundaries stretched, he
brandished
his spear and said, "As far as this can reach."
On Mother's Day, May 14, 2006, Hollins was one of more than 50 hitters who
brandished
a pink bat to benefit the Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
On Mother's Day, May 14, 2006, Teixeira was one of more than 50 hitters who
brandished
a pink bat to benefit the Breast Cancer Foundation.
In response, the United States sustained a massive anti-communist ideological offensive. The United States aimed to contain communism through both aggressive diplomacy and interventionist policies. In retrospect, this initiative appears largely successful: Washington
brandished
its role as the leader of the "Free World" at least as effectively as the Soviet Union
brandished
its position as the leader of the "progressive" and "anti-imperialist" camp.
On Mother's Day, May 14, 2006, Kotsay was one of more than 50 hitters who
brandished
a pink bat to benefit the Breast Cancer Foundation. He was one of a handful of players to hit a pink bat home run.
Particular grievous was a street corner meeting held July 8 in Brownsville, New York at the corner of Hopkinson and Pitkin Avenues, which had been attacked by "official 'Communist' hooligans who
brandished
knives, iron knuckles, and other weapons."
On April 16, 2010, Simcox's third wife was granted an order of protection after she alleged that Simcox "
brandished
a gun and threatened to shoot her, their children and any police officers who tried to protect them."
"I'll kill you," he growled. Then he walked over to me and
brandished
the knife over my head. "We'll have a nice little pogrom. We'll kill all the goddam Jews in this goddam town."
The Minoan Snake Goddess
brandished
a serpent in either hand, perhaps evoking her role as source of wisdom, rather than her role as Mistress of the Animals ("Potnia theron"), with a leopard under each arm.
On the 18 January 1972, the door of his house off the Albertbridge Road was knocked by two teenagers. Agnew's six-year-old son opened the door, the teenagers
brandished
guns and opened fire on Agnew, shooting him several times.
During the 2011 Copa Libertadores group stage match between Santos and Colo-Colo he
brandished
a record 14 cards, five of them being red (three for Santos players and two for Colo-Colo).
It was Braithwaite's poker that Ludwig Wittgenstein reportedly
brandished
at Karl Popper during their confrontation at a Moral Sciences Club meeting in Braithwaite's rooms in King's. The implement subsequently disappeared.
Arthur and Ron Hacker formed the company Hacker Radio Ltd in Maidenhead in 1959, producers of fine transistor radios that for a time in the 1970s
brandished
the Royal Warrant of Appointment
At the end of the poem, the valkyries sing "start we swiftly with steeds unsaddled—hence to battle with
brandished
swords!" The poem may have influenced the concept of the Three Witches in Shakespeare's "Macbeth".
The king then
brandished
the sword three times. The king was then crowned with the Holy Crown as the Archbishop said the formula "Accept this royal crown," etc. Next the king was given the Scepter with the formula:
He died on June 8, 2005 in Makati City. He was passing by a bar in Makati City when a drunk male patron suddenly
brandished
a firearm and shot several people, including the director.
Legislative appointment was
brandished
as a possibility in the 2000 election. Had the recount continued, the Florida legislature was prepared to appoint the Republican slate of electors to avoid missing the federal safe-harbor deadline for choosing electors.
Teng Bunma has been described as "trigger-happy tycoon" following incidents where he used or
brandished
hand guns. In the first incident he shot out a $3000 tire of an airplane on the tarmac after complaining that he was frustrated with the airline's service. ""I lost my temper and control and had to shoot one of the plane's tires. I wanted to shoot more of them, to make sure that all were flat, but there were a lot of passengers surrounding the plane."". In the second incident he
brandished
a gun inside an airplane and demanded the crew delay takeoff until his late friends arrived.
In the original trial, the defendant (Alleyne) was convicted of using or carrying a firearm in a violent crime, which carried a mandatory minimum penalty of five years' imprisonment. However, the mandatory minimum would rise to seven years if the accused were found to have "
brandished
" the firearm during the crime, and to ten years if he had fired it. In the original trial, the judge (not the jury) determined that Alleyne had probably
brandished
the firearm during the robbery, which caused the mandatory minimum sentence to rise to seven years (which was the sentence imposed).