gunpoint
തോക്കുചൂണ്ടി
definition
noun
two robbers held a family at gunpoint while they searched their house
while threatening someone or being threatened with a gun.
example
two robbers held a family at 'gunpoint' while they searched their house
two robbers held a family at 'gunpoint' while they searched their house
He has gotten himself into many situations in small towns where he has been run out of a house 'at gunpoint' .
One was interrogated 'at gunpoint' and threatened by the Americans.
The raider made him open the bank, then threatened staff 'at gunpoint' as they arrived for work.
When he refused to give up his plans, despite being threatened 'at gunpoint' , he was tortured.
Three teenage boys were threatened 'at gunpoint' by a youth on Wandsworth Common in two separate incidents.
He was arrested 'at gunpoint' last October, and is in jail facing charges of tax evasion, forgery and fraud.
Boris sought asylum in Britain after being threatened 'at gunpoint' by Russian gangsters.
And when players tried to get out, they were, it is alleged, ordered back in 'at gunpoint' .
Two intruders were involved in the raid, in which four occupants of the house were threatened 'at gunpoint' and told to hand over money.
They threatened the four 'at gunpoint' and bundled them into a van with blacked-out windows.
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