faze
1 of 1verb/feɪz/
Forms:fazes,fazing,fazed,fazed
1
to unsettle someone, often leading them to lose their confidence or peace temporarily
C2- Despite the unexpected challenge, she did not allow it to faze her; instead, she tackled it with determination.
- The unexpected change in plans didn't faze the adaptable team; they quickly adjusted and continued their work.
- The resilient athlete refused to let a minor injury faze her during the crucial competition.
- The loud noise outside the window didn't faze the focused student studying for exams.
- The poised leader didn't allow the challenging situation to faze her, maintaining confidence in her decision-making.