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Meanings of less daunting in English

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Usage of less daunting in English
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They were battle-bloodied, but they were no less daunting for their injuries.
Darkest Mercy
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Here's some eleventh-hour information aimed at making the tax return process less daunting.
The South African
3
The road ahead is not less daunting than the road we have travelled.
The Irish Times
4
It makes a possible encounter with the particles somehow less daunting.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
5
Washington, even at FedEx field, is a less daunting opponent than Seattle right now.
The Guardian
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No less daunting is the challenge facing the film itself.
The Irish Times
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But limiting the scope to senior people hasn't made the compliance burden less daunting.
Reuters
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By that yardstick the England job becomes slightly less daunting.
The Guardian
9
At least his being here was also making that part a bit less daunting.
Here comes trouble
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Becoming a self-made millionaire is less daunting than you think.
Ebony
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It would give her something less daunting to concentrate on.
Ruthless
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But choosing to work with a good pensions planner can make the process less daunting.
The Irish Times
13
The problem might be less daunting than you imagine.
The Sense of an Ending
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Their withered genitals made her charms less daunting, Pemberton suspected, kept at an untouchable distance.
Serena
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When you can do this, the waltz must seem like a rather less daunting prospect.
The Guardian
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That made the prospect of bumping into him everywhere she turned a lot less daunting.
To catch a thief
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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