fazed

/ feɪzd /

adjective

1. disconcerted; worried; disturbed

Example Sentences

But Mr Sun was unfazed by that: "There is heavy police presence, but that's not to say that this is a big problem."

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While her captain powered on, Rodrigues did not hit a boundary between the 28th and 43rd overs but was not fazed, making only one error - on 82 - in that time.

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I’m not fazed by the fact that none of the couples ended up married, but I also hope it’s not a trend.

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Michael Paladino hardly has been fazed by this year’s market swings.

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“The market up to now has been unfazed at whatever economic and geopolitical woes have been thrown at it.”

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