to intimidate or coerce someone through power or force

authority; power and prestige that commands obedience and trust; the quality of being authoritative; a person or organization that has great influence or status in a particular field

A distilled alcoholic drink made from fermented grain mash such as barley, rye, wheat, or corn; transliteration of the English word "whiskey".

Hawaii, a US state

formidable power; might; destructive force; military force

A phonetic transliteration for names such as Willy or Wylie; refers notably to Turrell Wylie (1927–1984), creator of the Wylie transcription of Tibetan

To hold a protest demonstration or march; to take collective action to express a demand or protest.

mighty; formidable; having great power or strength

John Dewey (1859-1952), American pragmatist philosopher and educator who influenced modern education in China

Norway; a country located in Northern Europe on the western part of the Scandinavian Peninsula

Venice, a famous city in northeast Italy known for its canals

Country on the Arabian Peninsula in Western Asia

quality of being authoritative or having the power to influence others

Wilson, a common English surname or given name; specifically refers to Woodrow Wilson (1856–1924), the 28th President of the United States

to cheer for; to boost the morale of; to build up someone's momentum or prestige

prestige; reputation and trust; the credit one has in the eyes of others

stately and solemn in appearance or manner; awe-inspiring

demonstrator; protester

awe-inspiring authority; power and prestige; an impressive air of importance

Powell (name)

prestige and reputation that command respect from others

Prefecture-level city in Shandong Province, [[山东|山東|shan1 dong1]]

Roewe, a Chinese car brand owned by SAIC Motor

To demonstrate or unleash one's power and might; to assert dominance, often used of natural disasters like typhoons or animals on a rampage.

to use military force or prestige to intimidate someone into submission; to discourage action through fear of consequences

the power and dignity of a nation; national might

the power or dignity of heaven; divine majesty

Wales, a constituent nation of the United Kingdom

brave and fierce; full of power and grandeur; domineering

Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890-1969), US general and 34th US President

Hanover (city in Germany)

unmatchable or awe-inspiring power; divine might

A district in southeast London, UK, famous for the Royal Observatory and being the starting point of the Prime Meridian (0° longitude).

to threaten or intimidate someone using power or force

might; power and influence; authority

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), American novelist and journalist

prestige and renown, especially that earned through military success or great power

The standard time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London; also known as GMT

Willis (name)

Auschwitz (concentration camp)

whiskey; a loanword often used to refer specifically to Western-style grain liquor

Kingway, a Chinese brand of beer

Wisconsin, a state of the United States

Wuwei, a prefecture-level city in Gansu Province, China

to have a majestic or commanding presence; impressive power that inspires awe and respect

Wisconsin, a state in the northern United States

Budweiser beer

A display of severity or power shown immediately upon taking office or at the very start of a conflict to intimidate others and break their spirit.

to threaten or cow someone by a show of force or power; to bully