fazed US
feɪzd
See also: phased (UK)
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Definition of fazed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

psychologyUSemotionally disturbed or disconcerted by something unexpectedUS
  • She seemed fazed by the sudden change in plans.
  • He was fazed by the unexpected question during the interview.
  • The team was fazed by the opponent's sudden comeback.
disconcerted disturbed
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Origin of fazed

English, faze (to disturb)

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  1. French:déstabilisé, ...
  2. German:irritiert, ...
  3. Italian:turbato, ...
  4. Spanish:desconcertado, ...
  5. Portuguese:perturbado, ...
  6. Chinese:不知所措的, ...
  7. Japanese:動揺した, ...
  8. Arabic:مُرْتَبِك, ...
  9. Hebrew:מֻטְרָד, ...
  10. Russian:смущенный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:збентежений, ...
  12. Hindi:विचलित, ...
faze US
feɪz
See also: disconcert (UK)

Definition of faze - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
emotionUSmake someone feel unsettled or lose confidenceUS
  • Loud noises do not faze her.
  • He wasn’t fazed by the criticism.
  • Nothing seems to faze the experienced pilot.
disconcert unsettle
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Origin of faze

Middle English, fasen (to drive away)

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  1. French:déstabiliser, ...
  2. German:verunsichern, ...
  3. Italian:scuotere, ...
  4. Spanish:perturbar, ...
  5. Portuguese:incomodar, ...
  6. Chinese:让...慌乱, ...
  7. Japanese:動揺させる, ...
  8. Arabic:أَزْعَجَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְעַרְעֵר, ...
  10. Russian:смущать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бентежити, ...
  12. Hindi:विचलित करना, ...
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