daunting
Speech parts
1. daunting - Noun
2. daunting - Adjective
3. daunting - Verb
5. daunting - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Daunt
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Examples
AFL round one continues on Sunday with three matches, including Melbourne's daunting clash to Perth to take on West Coast.
A daunting 100 miles away, citizens mobilized to build a railroad to connect Denver to the transcontinental railroad.
After sharing that daunting statistic with Mrs. Spratley she shook her head in acknowledgment as if I wasn’t telling her anything new.
All in all, staying productive during lockdown is a daunting task for many.
And although having $43 million in debt looked quite daunting in Q1, when cash reserves were relatively low, that's not so much the case now.
After so many years and content updates, lore can sometimes be a rather daunting figure, too, so any media that helps explore it in a compelling, entertaining fashion makes the dive back in for lapsed players a little more palatable.