terrorize

(eg. metaphor, freedom, summary )

terrorize /ˈtɛ rə ˌraɪz/ ?

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As it is, the mad genius, whom investigators tagged as the University and Airline Bomber, would terrorize the country for nearly two decades.
The visits are repeated nightly; and if kind words fail, threats are used, and occasionally an assassination is committed to terrorize the petty chieftains into submission.
Even the smoke-snorting sea monster that pops up from the waves to terrorize Max makes an onstage appearance.

"False FBI accusations fuelled thousands of articles saying that I terrorize journalists and associate with the Mafia," Seagal told the Times in an interview published Friday. "These kinds of inflammatory allegations scare studio heads and...
on Aug 17, 2007 By: Steven Seagal Source: 680 News
The report by South African Judge Richard Goldstone said the war was "a deliberately disproportionate attack designed to punish, humiliate and terrorize a civilian population, radically diminish its local economic capacity both to work and to...
on Oct 19, 2009 By: Richard Goldstone Source: Tehran Times
"Assassinations will not terrorize us," Siniora said. "We will not let the criminal killers control our fate."
on Nov 22, 2006 By: Fuad Saniora Source: Kansas City Star