/əˈstɛnsəbl θrɛt/ – Phrase
Definition: có vẻ là một mối đe dọa.
A more thorough explanation: An ostensible threat refers to a threat that appears to be real or genuine on the surface, but may not actually pose a real danger or risk. It is a threat that is apparent or evident, but may not have the intention or capability to cause harm.
Example: The defendant claimed that his actions were merely an ostensible threat and did not intend to harm anyone.