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Meanings of
daunting
in anglès
Discouraging through fear.
intimidating
Related terms
discouraging
Synonyms
Examples for "
intimidating
"
intimidating
Examples for "
intimidating
"
1
Germany remain
intimidating
and even greater than the sum of their parts.
2
So, fighting or
intimidating
my way in wasn't going to work here.
3
Why are they
intimidating
these people and causing great fear amongst them?
4
Management accused picketers of
intimidating
patients and visitors and blocking essential supplies.
5
It simply advanced, enigmatic and
intimidating
,
testing her resolve to stand fast.
Usage of
daunting
in anglès
1
In any case, braving small-town health centers can be
daunting
,
she said.
2
Those are
daunting
figures, especially with debt markets wobbling in recent weeks.
3
Unfortunately, Dixon said, this brave new world can be
daunting
for some.
4
Beyond that, the challenge facing Everton's new manager is simple but
daunting
.
5
It is also one of the most
daunting
challenges facing biologists today.
6
This
daunting
wave of mass retrenchment follows an already rising unemployment rate.
7
All that history was wondrous but, given our schedule, also rather
daunting
.
8
Moving to a new country can be an exciting and
daunting
experience.
9
They control fear Starting a business is a
daunting
prospect for anyone.
10
Macklin was pleasant and honest and interesting and faced a
daunting
challenge.
11
At the same time, the forces marshaled against this change are
daunting
.
12
Packing up and moving to a new country is always completely
daunting
.
13
Mr Forster said the complexity of the evidence was
daunting
for claimants.
14
For workers in blue overalls piecing together wing-mirrors, the future is
daunting
.
15
For many new parents, the birth of a child is financially
daunting
.
16
Two years after their return Priestley met the
daunting
,
toweringly intellectual Hawkes.
Other examples for "daunting"
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daunting
Adjective
Frequent collocations
daunting task
more daunting
daunting prospect
daunting challenge
less daunting
More collocations
Daunting
through the time
Daunting
across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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