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fazed

British  
/ feɪzd /

adjective

  1. disconcerted; worried; disturbed

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He had gone to Wimbledon earlier that year to watch King play and was not fazed.

From BBC

He was unfazed by the oversight and was more than comfortable holding his own against older players because of his experience in wrestling.

From BBC

Blanck, unfazed, pulled out an old tournament trophy — almost as tall as the boy — and said, “Dude, this is for you!”

From Los Angeles Times

But Maris was unfazed, working the stage as though it were her own.

From Los Angeles Times

But he is unfazed and refused to blame the pitch for 19 wickets falling in a day.

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