daunt

And it is not only parents who are daunted by the system.

She was not in the least bit daunted by it.

She had never felt this daunted in all of her life.

He was not daunted by the distance, I am sure.

But it was the house that daunted me the most.

She knew many of them, and felt daunted by none.

He may be the only man alive who daunts them.

But she said that the Senator was not daunted by it.

No matter what their fate, they would not be daunted.

The men who followed seemed daunted by the task before them.

But the Indians have been around too long to be daunted.

But the question daunted him, and he did not finish it.

They were very fearful of fire, but nothing else daunted them.

If she was daunted by their company, it hardly showed.

He was not daunted by the challenge his decision presented.

And I suspect some may have been daunted by the subject matter.

Not that she was the least daunted by his ignoring her.

How he made it back to play the Giants again has not daunted him a bit.

Or it would have been, if the governor were one who allowed himself to be daunted.

She adds that one should also not be daunted by the effort involved.

He saw the gods at work, but that did not daunt him.

Though nearly a hundred and fifty, they did not daunt him.

The additional cost, he said at the time, daunted his mother, the owner.

Also, you were probably a bit daunted by the fact that I am your father."

This was something so out of our triple nature that it daunted us.