unintimidated
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Definition
Adjective: - Not shrinking from danger; not made afraid or discouraged: Describes a person or entity that remains resolute, bold, or undaunted in the face of threats, pressure, or frightening circumstances.
Usage
This adjective describes a state of fearlessness or lack of intimidation. It is typically used to modify a person or their behavior, indicating they are not cowed by opposition or peril. - It is often used in formal or literary contexts. - It can describe a person's character or a temporary state in a specific situation.
Examples
- The unintimidated activist continued her speech despite the hostile crowd.
- He stood unintimidated before the panel of judges, calmly defending his research.
- Their unintimidated response to the threat averted a crisis.
Advanced Usage
- To remain unintimidated: To continue without showing fear.
- Despite the aggressive questioning, the witness remained unintimidated.
- Unintimidated by: A common prepositional phrase following the adjective.
- She was unintimidated by the complexity of the task.
Variants and Related Words
- Intimidate (verb): To frighten or coerce someone, especially to make them do what one wants.
- Intimidation (noun): The action of intimidating someone.
- Unintimidating (adjective): Not causing fear or awe; not threatening in appearance or manner. (Note: This describes the thing causing the feeling, not the person feeling it).
Synonyms
- Undaunted: Not discouraged or disheartened.
- Fearless: Lacking fear.
- Unflinching: Not showing fear or hesitation in the face of danger or difficulty.
- Resolute: Admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering.
Antonyms
- Intimidated: Frightened or coerced.
- Timid: Showing a lack of courage or confidence; easily frightened.
- Daunted: Made to feel intimidated or apprehensive.
Adjective
- not shrinking from danger