What is another word for daunted?
522 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɔːntɪd], [ dˈɔːntɪd], [ d_ˈɔː_n_t_ɪ_d]
Daunted is a word that is often used to describe a feeling of fear or intimidation. To convey a similar meaning, there are many synonyms that can be used depending on the context. Some of the most commonly used synonyms for daunted include intimidated, unnerved, unnerved, discouraged, disheartened, overwhelmed, and demoralized. These words all suggest a feeling of reluctance or hesitation to proceed with a particular course of action because of perceived challenges or obstacles. Using synonyms for daunted can help to add variety and nuance to your writing, allowing you to communicate your ideas more effectively to your audience.
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Similar words for daunted:
- afraid (adjective)
- discouraged (adjective)
- downcast (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- panicky (adjective)
- timid (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- compelled (verb)
- de-motivated (verb)
- dejected (verb)
- dissuaded (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Daunted:
adj.
• afraid (adjective)- more rattled,
- more aroused,
- most dismayed,
- most disheartened,
- dis-heartened,
- co wed,
- panic stricken,
- more faint-hearted,
- dis tressed,
- more spooked,
- more disheartened,
- most trembling,
- more terror-stricken,
- more faint hearted,
- most faint-hearted,
- more nervous,
- most terrorstricken,
- most daunted,
- dis-mayed,
- most spooked,
- most aroused,
- terror stricken,
- dis heartened,
- more daunted,
- most faint hearted,
- up-set,
- panicstricken,
- more dismayed,
- dis mayed,
- most rattled,
- more terror stricken,
- more terrorstricken,
- more trembling,
- more cowed,
- scared death,
- faint hearted,
- dis-tressed,
- most terror stricken,
- co-wed,
- most cowed,
- most terror-stricken,
- terrorstricken.
- more cavedin,
- de pressed,
- more down in mouth,
- more dashed,
- more caved-in,
- caved in,
- most beatdown,
- most comeapart,
- more come apart,
- beatdown,
- most caved-in,
- more beatdown,
- more down-in-mouth,
- most deterred,
- comeapart,
- in dumps,
- most down in mouth,
- most come apart,
- cavedin,
- more deterred,
- in funk,
- most beat-down,
- most down-in-mouth,
- most come-apart,
- more comeapart,
- de-pressed,
- most caved in,
- gone pieces,
- most cavedin,
- most dashed,
- more come-apart,
- most beat down,
- more beat-down,
- more beat down,
- more caved in.
- in pain,
- chapfallen,
- bummed out,
- heartsick,
- cast down,
- down in the dumps,
- down in dumps,
- singing the blues,
- doleful,
- shot down,
- mopey,
- down-in-the-mouth.
- scared to death,
- up set,
- scared stiff,
- faint-hearted,
- in the dumps,
- having cold feet,
- timorous,
- beat down,
- have cold feet,
- down in mouth,
- downcast,
- gone to pieces,
- in blue funk,
- unassertive,
- run scared,
- in awe,
- down-in-mouth,
- terror-stricken,
- in a funk,
- caved-in,
- panicky,
- timid,
- lost momentum,
- worried,
- unnerved,
- come apart,
- come-apart,
- discouraged,
- unassured,
- beat-down.
- un assured,
- un-assured,
- more cowering,
- more unassertive,
- most browbeaten,
- de mure,
- more unnerved,
- most cowering,
- more bullied,
- most unnerved,
- more unassured,
- un-assertive,
- un-nerved,
- un assertive,
- un nerved,
- re-tiring,
- most milquetoast,
- most badgered,
- most bullied,
- de-mure,
- more milquetoast,
- more browbeaten,
- sub missive,
- most unassured,
- more badgered,
- re tiring.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- yellow,
- dismayed,
- chicken,
- fainthearted,
- afraid,
- discomposed,
- coward,
- cowardly,
- white-livered,
- chickenhearted,
- henhearted,
- Funking,
- overtimid,
- unmanned,
- sissy,
- Affrighted,
- consternated,
- overtimorous,
- bothered,
- unmanly,
- funky,
- alarmed,
- weak,
- rabbity,
- mousy,
- fearful,
- weakhearted,
- sissified,
- Milk-livered,
- frightened,
- milksoppy,
- lily-livered,
- soft,
- pigeonhearted,
- milksoppish,
- in a fright,
- disquieted,
- startled,
- panic-prone,
- fazed,
- weak-kneed,
- cowed,
- intimidated.
v.
• compelled (verb) • de-motivated (verb) • dejected (verb) • dissuaded (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- flurry,
- parry,
- diffident,
- paralytic,
- break,
- awful,
- yellowness,
- feeble,
- shelve,
- trite,
- dodge,
- crocked,
- tight,
- fallible,
- stock,
- horror-struck,
- light,
- elude,
- crybaby,
- defeated,
- muted,
- aghast,
- hedge,
- pixilated,
- diffuse,
- chagrined,
- blind drunk,
- circumvent,
- set,
- duck,
- mouse-colored,
- defer,
- dreadful,
- noisome,
- stirred,
- split up,
- duty-bound,
- push around,
- dotted,
- swarm,
- foiled,
- disturbed,
- squiffy,
- poor-spirited,
- imperfect,
- thwarted,
- easygoing,
- mournful,
- disconcert,
- milksop,
- decrepit,
- dishearten,
- cockeyed,
- daunted,
- get over,
- sloshed,
- depress,
- gentle,
- scandalmongering,
- slopped,
- fuddled,
- diffused,
- benumbed,
- dismay,
- blue,
- low,
- listless,
- checkered,
- chequered,
- horrific,
- awestricken,
- bullyrag,
- mouselike,
- unemotional,
- master,
- smothered,
- greyed,
- emasculate,
- evade,
- hackneyed,
- cushy,
- guarded,
- determined,
- dreaded,
- foetid,
- washy,
- surmount,
- flaccid,
- ballyrag,
- banal,
- frightening,
- hushed,
- delicate,
- sir noel pierce coward,
- terror-struck,
- gloomy,
- low-keyed,
- unmanlike,
- timeworn,
- demoralise,
- distressed,
- demoralize,
- frightful,
- sissyish,
- sidestep,
- demoralised,
- upset,
- dire,
- blotto,
- well-worn,
- poulet,
- swagger,
- overwhelm,
- weakly,
- stirred up,
- terrible,
- indulgent,
- pissed,
- plastered,
- strong-arm,
- jaundiced,
- fetid,
- sweep over,
- unmanfully,
- foul,
- dispirit,
- pie-eyed,
- easy,
- pusillanimous,
- xanthous,
- accented,
- wimp,
- foul-smelling,
- low-down,
- amused,
- set back,
- sapless,
- drove chisel,
- panicked,
- deflated,
- low-spirited,
- mousey,
- watery,
- low-key,
- awestruck,
- flabby,
- brokenhearted,
- volaille,
- sozzled,
- disappointed,
- effeminate,
- postpone,
- overpower,
- cissy,
- fall apart,
- down in the mouth,
- overtake,
- turn off,
- blockaded,
- fudge,
- apprehensive,
- direful,
- sensationalistic,
- yellow-bellied,
- hector,
- put over,
- horror-stricken,
- get the best,
- reticent,
- prohibited,
- shopworn,
- besotted,
- discomfited,
- ill-scented,
- entertained,
- milquetoast,
- balmy,
- frail,
- remit,
- dread,
- old-hat,
- confuse,
- unsure,
- down,
- dim,
- pantywaist,
- mild,
- unaccented,
- voiced,
- whelm,
- grim,
- suppressed,
- hold over,
- separate,
- prorogue,
- horrendous,
- cautious,
- table,
- hesitating,
- despondent,
- rickety,
- strangled,
- piano,
- yellowish,
- deject,
- get down,
- panic-struck,
- barricaded,
- aroused,
- stiff,
- yellowed,
- defeat,
- threadbare,
- remote-controlled,
- faint,
- soused,
- boss around,
- trepid,
- have the best,
- chopfallen,
- wet,
- unmanful,
- loaded,
- epicene,
- blunted,
- downhearted,
- get the better of,
- smelly,
- soaked,
- lenient,
- stinking,
- horde,
- subdue,
- pansy,
- bully,
- compulsive,
- quiet,
- blate,
- moderate,
- skirt,
- bargain down,
- crestfallen,
- sonant,
- embarrassed,
- commonplace,
- heartbroken,
- infirm,
- panic-stricken.
How to use "Daunted" in context?
Most people dread going to the dentist, but for some, it's something they have to do. For people with dental issues, the dentist can be an essential part of their treatment plan. Individuals who are fearful of the dentist may have dental anxiety. Dental anxiety can make it difficult to take care of oral health.
Homophones for Daunted:
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