Examples of 'daunting' in a sentence
Meaning of "daunting"
Daunt: (verb) to make someone feel intimidated or apprehensive. It is often used to describe the act of causing someone to lose courage or become disheartened in the face of difficulty or danger
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- Discouraging; inspiring fear.
- Intimidatingly impressive; awe-inspiring, overwhelming.
- Appearing to be difficult; challenging.
- gerund of daunt.
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Haiti is confronted with daunting environmental challenges.
Daunting human development challenges nevertheless remained.
Each more daunting than the last.
Daunting one given a divided opposition party.
The challenges are daunting but not insurmountable.
Yet the financial needs remain daunting.
We face a daunting task requiring a vast effort.
The above objective is daunting but doable.
No less daunting are the constraints imposed by insecurity.
The technical problems were daunting enough in themselves.
The daunting summer is knocking on our doors.
There is nothing more daunting than an ultimatum.
And a daunting challenge for marketing professionals.
The newspaper can be daunting for beginners.
What a daunting task this must have been.
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So our task is made yet more daunting.
Addressing the daunting challenge of climate change.
Problems in access by vulnerable groups to health daunting.
It can be a very daunting experience for a newcomer.
To resolve them promptly is indeed a daunting task.
The task was daunting to say the least.
Substitution of hazardous chemicals can be a daunting task.
The project was daunting in its physical complexity.
The global energy crisis is a daunting challenge.
This task is as daunting as the situation is complex.
The problems of developing countries are still daunting.
Frank can be daunting to deal for you.
I know that we live in an age of daunting problems.
We understand the daunting task of arranging a wedding.
Preparing for college can be a daunting task.
Imagine no daunting tasks and toxic bosses.
So this might look a little daunting at first.
It can be daunting to focus on this major audience.
Yet we still have a daunting debit side.
I truly understand how that can be daunting.
It can be a bit daunting if you are a cord cutter.
Economic development has always been a daunting challenge.
As daunting as reconstruction is the task of restoring family livelihood.
A crisis is already a daunting moment for a company.
That price tag may look daunting.
We certainly have a daunting task ahead of us.
A needle in a haystack would be considerably less daunting.
With that choice comes daunting responsibility.
Such a call can be frightening and daunting.
Combating corruption is a daunting and complex task.
I am aware that this can be a little daunting.
Starting a new job is daunting for everyone.
Those television cameras can be very daunting.
This environment can be daunting for the archivist.
I know a life sentence can seem daunting.
