'intimidate with' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone is trying to make another person feel scared or unsure. Example: He tried to intimidate her with threats of physical violence.
Capacity to intimidate with bat is unmatched among current players.
While many flagship stores intimidate with their austere interiors, Prada's aims to seduce with plush white carpets and rounded plastic walls.
His Jefferson can intimidate with his anger and barbed humor, the implicit threat of brawn, but it's a learned demeanor, concealing the insecurity of youth.
"Him" was Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, whom Xi, apparently, was expected to intimidate with information that has now turned out to be false.
Kocur, who has been promoted by Lewis from video coordinator to assistant coach, can intimidate with even a smile and a handshake.
Faculty is empowered to join this dialogue and air opposition to speakers — as the faculty petitioners did, but faculty must not insinuate troubles and intimidate with avowals to protest portentously, "in a variety of ways," as those petitioners also did.
When Dahlia complained of brutality and witness intimidation, he was told to "stop his sniveling" and was later intimidated with a brandished gun, the lawsuit states.
The media are intimidated, with many journalists in jail.
They must then avoid being intimidated with men round the bat.
Fatullayev has been beaten up, intimidated with death threats, and finallythrown in jail.
She had to be intimidating with a group of veteran older actors, and she pulled it off".
