Fazed Meaning in English
word · lemma: faze
Definition
To disturb, upset, or bother someone, often by making them feel uncomfortable or nervous.
Usage & Nuances
'Fazed' is usually used in the negative: 'not fazed' means not disturbed or bothered; rarely used in formal writing. Common in spoken and informal English. Do not confuse with 'phase' (a stage or period). Frequently seen as 'unfazed' or in 'didn't seem fazed.'
Spanish: inmutar - afectar (emocionalmente)Portuguese (BR): abalar - incomodarPortuguese (PT): perturbar - incomodarChinese (Simplified): 使困扰 - 使不安Chinese (Traditional): 使困擾 - 使不安Hindi: हतोत्साहित करना - परेशान करनाArabic: يُربِك - يُزعجBengali: বিপর্যস্ত করা - বিরক্ত করাRussian: смущать - расстраивать - тревожитьJapanese: 動揺させる - 困惑させるVietnamese: làm bối rối - làm lo lắngKorean: 당황하게 하다 - 불안하게 하다Turkish: şaşırtmak - afallatmak - rahatsız etmekUrdu: پریشان کرنا - ہراساں کرناIndonesian: mengganggu - membuat gugup
Example Sentences
He looked a little fazed after the exam.
basic
The children were not fazed by the storm.
basic
He wasn't fazed at all by her criticism.
natural
Most people would be nervous, but she wasn't fazed.
natural
The unexpected question totally fazed him during the interview.
natural
She wasn't fazed by the loud noise.
basic