unfazed

[uhn-feyzd]

adjective

1. not dismayed or disconcerted; undaunted.

   He was unfazed by his previous failures.

unfazed

/ ʌnˈfeɪzd /

adjective

1. informal,  not disconcerted; unperturbed

Word History and Origins

Origin of unfazed¹

un- ¹ + faze + -ed ²

Example Sentences

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

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“The Queen Mother will be fine—she cannot die a second time. Your friend and that aboatia, though, will drown soon,” Tano says, unfazed, as if he’s giving a presentation on dolphins at SeaWorld.

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Fellow soldiers, unfazed by the act, immediately spotted another man's leg twitch in the tangle of bodies.

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

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Related Words

• undaunted 
• unperturbed