Uses angry looks, intimidation, or aggression to force someone into doing something against their will.
Third-person singular present tense of 'browbeat,' derived from brow + beat, used since the 1500s to describe psychological intimidation through facial expression and manner.
The verb form shows how browbeating is an active, ongoing process—it's not a one-time threat but a pattern of domination that wears people down over time, like a bully's repeated tactics.
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