Definitions for fazefeɪz
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
fazefeɪz(v.t.)fazed, faz•ing.
to cause to be disturbed or disconcerted; daunt; fluster.
Origin of faze:
1820–30, Amer.; dial. form. of feeze vexation
Princeton's WordNet
faze, unnerve, enervate, unsettle(verb)
disturb the composure of
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
faze(verb)ɪz
to make sb confused or anxious
Being in front of a crowd doesn't faze her.
Wiktionary
faze(Verb)
To frighten or cause hesitation; to daunt, put off (usually used in the negative), to perturb, to disconcert.
Jumping out of an airplane does not faze him, yet he is afraid to ride a roller coaster.
Origin: From English dialectal (Kentish) feeze, feese, from fesen, from fesan, fysan, from funsijanan, from pent-. Cognate with fusian, fýsa.
Webster Dictionary
Faze(verb)
see Feeze
Translations for faze
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- faseAfrikaans
- مَرْحَلَهArabic
- фазаBulgarian
- fasePortuguese (BR)
- fázeCzech
- die PhaseGerman
- faseDanish
- φάση, στάδιοGreek
- faseSpanish
- arenguasteEstonian
- مرحلهFarsi
- vaiheFinnish
- phaseFrench
- שְלָבHebrew
- चरणHindi
- faza, stupanj razvojaCroatian
- (fejlődési) fokHungarian
- tahapIndonesian
- stig,áfangiIcelandic
- faseItalian
- 局面Japanese
- 단계, 국면Korean
- etapas, stadijaLithuanian
- fāze, stadijaLatvian
- peringkatMalay
- faseDutch
- stadium, faseNorwegian
- fazaPolish
- مرحلهPersian
- مر حله ، حالت، فاز، دوره، مخ، څيرهPashto
- fasePortuguese
- fazăRomanian
- стадия, этапRussian
- fázaSlovak
- fazaSlovenian
- fazaSerbian
- fas, skedeSwedish
- ระยะThai
- aşama, evreTurkish
- 階段，時期Chinese (Trad.)
- фаза, стадіяUkrainian
- مرحلہUrdu
- thời kỳVietnamese
- 阶段，时期Chinese (Simp.)
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