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Meanings of fazed in English

Caused to show discomposure.

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Usage of fazed in English
1
We had been making music for 15 years so nothing fazed us.
The Guardian
2
David Cameron went along with the gimmick, surprised but not remotely fazed.
The Guardian
3
Though it was Bezos' first congressional testimony, he appeared the least fazed.
Reuters
4
Smith said the Illini weren't fazed by the QB switch against Wisconsin.
Reuters
5
I wasn't even fazed by the fact that she'd just been invisible.
The Lightning Thief
6
A young man does not get as fazed as an older man.
The Guardian
7
But Bower wasn't fazed by Meghan's accomplishments before she became a duchess.
News.com.au
8
He wasn't fazed at all by what was going on around him.
The Guardian
9
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters wasn't fazed by the Prime Minister's stance.
Radio NZ
10
I hope it will help but I am not too fazed.
Radio NZ
11
The issue is splitting South Africans, but is Juju fazed by the backlash?
The South African
12
The fan was not exactly wrong, but it hardly fazed the under-appreciated Koepka.
Reuters
13
Murphy did not appear the least bit fazed or ashamed to admit it.
Secret Sanction
14
It didn't feel fazed in the least by her status as a stranger.
Nocturnal
15
No one seemed to be fazed by her, which was a refreshing change.
Sweet Little Lies
16
Not that Henman is the least bit fazed by the hype.
The Guardian
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Fazed across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common