daunted
adjective (past form of the verb daunt: daunt, daunts, daunted, daunting)
Everyday
- Daunted means frightened or put off by something big or hard, so that you lose heart. tree →
- «Nothing daunted» means not put off at all, still brave and ready. tree →
In the lessons
in the tales, a hero is not frightened by a giant, a dragon or a hard task; «nothing daunted» means he went on bravely anyway
Examples
- The steep hill daunted the little boy, but he kept climbing. tree →
- Jack was not daunted by the giant. tree →
- Nothing daunted, the girl stepped forward. tree →
- I was daunted by the long maths test, but I tried every question. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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