Minatory

By | Tue, Oct 27, 2009

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Minatory (MIN-uh-taw-ree) — from the Latin for “to threaten” — means menacing or ominous.

Example (as used by Robert Ringer today): “Some of the most minatory circumstances often turn out to be nothing more than disguises for great opportunities.”

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