Undaunted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDAUNTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not daunted
• not intimidated or discouraged by difficulty, danger, or disappointment
• not put off, discouraged, or beaten
• Not daunted; not subdued or depressed by fear.
• unshaken in purpose
• resolutely courageous
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• courageously resolute especially in the face of danger or difficulty; not discouraged

Words related to UNDAUNTED

undauntedly16 undauntedness15

How to use UNDAUNTED in a sentence

• Undaunted, they sought recognition outside the mother country.
• Yet, although the sublimest, it is not necessarily the most undaunted form of courage.
• Here was a real man undaunted by nervous qualms or by over-sensitiveness.
• He, too, being a bad man, was turned into stone and the aderna bird flew over another mountain, and Juan, undaunted, followed alone.
• It was a gain indeed to drag these vital human interests into the arena of undaunted discussion, but things are clearly seen to have already passed beyond that stage.
• The troops fought on steadily, undaunted by the fall of their leaders, while the Indians attacked with the utmost skill, caution, and bravery.
• Braddock galloped back and forth, cursing and shouting to his men, and showing undaunted courage.
• Everywhere in this greatest crisis of the century I found the people of England showing the most undaunted and splendid spirit.
• Very few would have had the courage to remain silent and undaunted whilst condemned or judged for things he had been unable to alter or to banish.
• Yet having drawn all these facts into consideration, she was undaunted.
• He was of a bold undaunted character, and stood high for the prerogative.
• Had he not shown such undaunted courage and coolness, or had there been the smallest hesitation, Multan would certainly have gone.
• He was of prodigious size and muscular power, and of undaunted bravery.
• Yet he loved her, not for any grace of person, nor beauty of feature, nor even because her temperament was undaunted as his own.
• De Vauquelin had already made himself known to the English by his undaunted courage at the siege of Louisburg.
• Finally, in the Spanish War, just closed, the Negro soldier made the nation again bear witness not alone to his undaunted bravery, but also to his conspicuous capacity to command.
• Wulfstan, by race a warrior bold, held the bridge for his chief, and AElfhere and Maccus with him, the undaunted mighty twain.
• Undaunted by their want of success the coach was then rifled, the mails ruthlessly thrown out into the road.
• He compares him first to the lion for his undaunted spirit in fighting, and then to the ass for his stubborn slowness in retreating.
• Milton is sublime in history, misfortune, range of ideas, warrior strength, and prowess to fight and die undaunted.
• She was about fifty-five years old, tall, austere, not wholly attractive, but of upright character and undaunted courage.
• Even when chained to the deck, the undaunted cavalier dared Talavera and his crew to fight him, two at a time, and when they refused denounced them all as cowards.
• Albemarle himself closed the rear, and presented an undaunted countenance to his victorious foes.
• They were grave personifications of high spirits undaunted by adversity.
• Undaunted by the epidemic, Frawley took the next boat and entered the stricken city by swimming ashore.
• Hundreds who served under him have delighted in testifying to the upright, faithful, and undaunted manner in which he discharged the duties of his trying and responsible station.
• But notwithstanding the loss of him, the rest did not flee, but running together from all parts of the field, maintained their ground with undaunted courage.
• This affair of Kinmont Willie was not the only occasion upon which the undaunted keeper of Liddesdale gave offence to the haughty Elizabeth.
• Sailors on these occasions are subdued and divinely sentimental, though their courage remains undaunted.
• Starke came down on the grass to play with the boy, throwing him down on the heaps of hay there to see him jump and rush back undaunted.
• Sir Lionel, the undaunted veteran, can afford to smile.
• Into the outskirts of Chicago she rode undaunted, her head erect, with the carriage of a queen.

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