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Meanings of feel daunting in English

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Usage of feel daunting in English
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And when the changes needed seem so monumental, it can feel daunting to begin.
The South African
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A trip here can feel daunting as you might not know where to begin.
The Irish Times
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However between ceramic, column, fan heaters and more, the sheer amount of choice can feel daunting.
News.com.au
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At no stage did they threaten to snuff out Anelka's menace; the return fixture must now feel daunting.
The Guardian
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Shortland acknowledged incorporating tikanga Māori could feel daunting for some, but he said reaching out for advice was the first step.
Radio NZ
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Vicky Godolphin, head of Accenture Digital in Ireland For organisations, that can feel daunting but it presents an opportunity too, she says.
The Irish Times
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At the start, the 5am finish felt daunting, but it's an adrenaline-filled event, and the hours pass quickly.
The Guardian
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Waking up at 6 the next morning to hike a different drainage up to Middle Palisade felt daunting.
Climbing Magazine
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Because of this inexperience, coupled with not having studied in many years, undertaking the course felt daunting, but I need not have worried.
The Irish Times
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