Question

Which sentence uses menace correctly?

Hearing the defendant’s crimes in the courtroom made us realize he was a menace to society.

I gave my medical history at the doctor’s office, which was a menace.

It is important to be a menace when introducing yourself to your friend’s parents.

Management is a menace to new employees, which makes them feel welcome.

Answer 1

The first one “Hearing the defendant’s crimes in the courtroom made su realize he was a menace to society”

Step-by-step explanation:

Meance means that “a person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat or danger.” according to Oxford Languages. This means that the last two are wrong automatically. The second one could be an answer, but the first Sentance makes overall better use of the word and is correct.

Answer 2

I belive its the first one

Step-by-step explanation:

Menace means troublemaker basically