English to Latin Meaning of daunt - TERRITO

Daunt :

TERRITO

verb

terrent, exscindere adgressi, proelia, TERRITO, iniustitiam detinent, praevenientibus, sedens super, subicite

Daunt :: TERRITODaunted :: metuit;Daunting :: dauntingDaunts :: obambulat

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Definitions of daunt in English

Verb(1) cause to lose courage

Examples of daunt in English

(1) There is no task that will daunt this dedicated team.(2) The prospect of transplant surgery does not daunt her.(3) Despite his troubles, he said, ├ö├ç├┐While God gives me strength, failure will not daunt me.├ö├ç├û(4) Meantime, the challenges of being Rector of Dundee should not daunt Kelly, with her empathetic skills, campaigning experience and endless enthusiasm.(5) As far as going back into management is concerned, no it doesn't daunt me.(6) Even the prospect of getting down to taxing schoolwork did not daunt Amy.(7) True, the country's problems would daunt any leader, but he has not addressed any of them effectively after a year in office.(8) No situation now daunts him, nor does any opponent.(9) Now, here we were as pensioners, setting out on an expedition that might have daunted us when we were teenagers.(10) Most of my travels having been to hot places, I was daunted at the prospect of such cold - but the invitation was irresistible.(11) It is an exercise that would have daunted people far younger than him.(12) One month into her new role, she isn't daunted by the enormous challenge facing her.(13) If he was daunted by the magnitude of the task, Gurley's public persona did not display it.(14) He isn't daunted by the attention the tattoo will attract.(15) Hard work never daunted him and when his wife Nora died 32 years ago, he raised his family of nine.(16) ├ö├ç├┐Sustaining 100 per cent growth is new to us, but it is not something that daunts us,├ö├ç├û he said.

(1) daughter-in-law ::

nurus

(2) your daughter ::

et filia tua

(3) son and daughter ::

filii et filiae

(4) father and daughter ::

patris et filia

(5) little daughter ::

minus filiae

(6) eldest daughter ::

maxima natarum

(7) daughter of ::

filia

(8) only daughter ::

tantum filiae

(9) beloved daughter ::

dilectae filae

(10) good daughter ::

bonum filiae

Synonyms

Verb

1. discourage ::

deterrere

2. deter ::

casura praemonens

3. demoralize ::

PERCELLO

5. dishearten ::

deprimere,

6. dispirit ::

infirmare conabitur

7. intimidate ::

metum

8. abash ::

remittens

9. take aback ::

ut erubuerunt

10. throw ::

mittent

11. cow ::

vitula eligans

12. overawe ::

daret operam

13. awe ::

pavet

14. frighten ::

terrent

15. scare ::

terrent

16. unman ::

peccátor advérsis

17. dismay ::

angustia

18. disconcert ::

disserendo perturbare

19. discompose ::

animosque perturbaret

20. perturb ::

perturbare

21. unsettle ::

perturbent jucunda vitae

22. unnerve ::

nixibus edunt

23. throw off balance ::

Abiiciamus statera

24. rattle ::

vibrabit

25. faze ::

faze

Antonyms

1. embolden ::

animosius

2. encourage ::

robora

3. hearten ::

confortaret

4. nerve ::

nervi

5. steel ::

ferro

Different Forms

daunt, daunted, daunting, daunts

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