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faze
/ feɪz /
verb
- tr to disconcert; worry; disturb
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of faze1
Example Sentences
Beans is never fazed by the challenge, but the characters can’t help but come across as flimsy masks.
Sean McMorris, who specializes in ethics and accountability issues for the advocacy group California Common Cause, said the price tag doesn’t faze him.
Cyborg was not fazed, delivering an eye-catching spinning backfist before landing another takedown, but momentum would swing back in Pacheco's favour in the third.
While founding fathers like Federalist Papers co-author and Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton were not fazed by claims the state had acquired too much power, others disagreed with him.
Since their reproductive genes tend to mutate faster, the right dose can leave them relatively unfazed but unable to reproduce.
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