faze

Object

bit: Most people were a bit fazed by the idea of breakfast at all.

Subject

• prospect: He is not fazed by the prospect of starting pre-season with Leeds on 8 July.
• anything: Very well handled and easy to do, not fazed by anything.
• idea: Most people were a bit fazed by the idea of breakfast at all.
• thing: She's not fazed by this whole thing at all.
• challenge: But Gardner is unlikely to be fazed by the challenges ahead.

Preposition: by

• prospect: He is not fazed by the prospect of starting pre-season with Leeds on 8 July.
• anything: Very well handled and easy to do, not fazed by anything.
• idea: Most people were a bit fazed by the idea of breakfast at all.
• thing: She's not fazed by this whole thing at all.
• challenge: But Gardner is unlikely to be fazed by the challenges ahead.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: Complete renovation of a cow shed does n't faze you 23.
• too: They are definitely holding their own now, although Mexico don't seem too fazed.
• not: The promotion of 5 of his squad did not faze Doug Ramsay, whose Third Team continue to set the pace in their division.
• never: Nelson is never fazed by wheelchairs or crutches - he never sees the wheelchair, just the person.
• even: He wasn't even fazed by a wasted weekend in England watching Clermont Auvergne at Leicester and Biarritz at Saracens.
• remotely: Harrison, tho, is not remotely fazed by such a reputation.

Preposition: through

spectrum: It is a smooth, sleek light which fazes through a spectrum of vibrant colors.