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Meanings of more daunting in anglès

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Usage of more daunting in anglès
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For older patients, the prospect of changing doctor is even more daunting.
The Guardian
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Planet Earth may not possess a more daunting piece of alpine terrain.
Climbing Magazine
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Even more daunting is information shared by the GSM Association just last week.
Reuters
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The longer she thought about it the more daunting it became.
Funeral in Blue
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Those challenges will grow even more daunting as the job market warms up.
Reuters
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It's more daunting and troublesome to get a loan, said Murray.
Reuters
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At Yahoo, Mayer is rolling the dice on a much more daunting challenge.
Wired
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Approaching Jack was a little more daunting, he was a lot less friendly.
Journey
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Natasha Mazzone arguably had the more daunting task so far.
The South African
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Perhaps more daunting is emigrating to a non-English speaking country.
The Irish Times
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Even more daunting was the fact that it's not real.
Radio NZ
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Tubes and train stations appear more and more daunting with their escalators and stairs.
The South African
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But more daunting was something they had only heard about.
The Mammoth Hunters
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It's no more daunting than an old milkman learning Gujarati.
The Guardian
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Even more daunting, would be how to deal with early or overseas votes already cast.
Reuters
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And the appearance they now presented was a thousand times more daunting than mere gates.
Labyrinth
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