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15 mins confidence:   Do you understand the status (Powerfulness) of the person you are threatening?
Explanation: This language is used when during verbal fight somebody threatens and the other party uses these words to tell him that he does not match their powerfulness.
Example sentence(s):- Mind your language, do you know whom you are threatening.
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5 hrs confidence:  To whom you are trying to frighten?
Explanation: In this sentence speaker retaliates to opponent in such a manner that he/she is not inferior.
Example sentence(s):- To whom you are trying to frighten? I am not lesser than you.
- "To whom you are trying to frighten?", He is more powerful than your imagination.
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46 days confidence:  Whom the hail are you threatening
Explanation: It is a remark to warn someone .When he is trying to intimidate .
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against someone's intimidation
Example sentence(s):- I will kill you. Hey man whom the hail are you threatening
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