unfazed
adjective
informal uk
/ʌnˈfeɪzd/ us
/ʌnˈfeɪzd/Meaning of unfazed in English
(Definition of unfazed from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of unfazed
unfazed
Local activities continued relatively unfazed by this writing revolution.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
She was completely unfazed by my intended ferocity.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
And so the piece proceeds on its merry way, its displaced rhythms unfazed by the odd dark shadow.
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She seemed to be quite unfazed by the demands she was making on that little girl.
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Totally unfazed, he did so and handed the item over.
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He seemed remarkably unfazed by that thought.
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He was a savvy businessman, unfazed by criticism.
Deep inside, she has a vulnerable heart but on the surface, she is blunt, cold, feisty and unfazed by anything.
Unfazed, the people again started to build another church now made of strong materials, and a watchtower.
They seem unfazed as they play their match underwater.
Bruenor, unfazed, slammed the youth with his shield, rendering him unconscious.
A biological sport, he is intellectually curious, loving, and unfazed by extraordinary people and events.
Unfazed, the wolf asked if she would be traveling via the road of pins or the road of needles.
Krishna is still unfazed however, celebrating his failure at a street party.
Willow seems the only one unfazed, but she faints after collecting hair samples.
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