undaunted

Preposition: by

• prospect: Undaunted by the prospect of planting acid loving plants into an alkaline soil, the plan went ahead.
• task: Staunton undaunted by tough task facing the Irish Published: 02 September 2006 The pressure is mounting on Steve Staunton.
• setback: Undaunted by the setback of the previous year the 'Fenians ' renewed their attempts to organize a rising in Ireland.
• fact: Brown was undaunted by the fact that he was accompanied by only eighteen followers.
• danger: Undaunted by the dangers that face them, Harry and his friends set out to stop the forces of evil and save the day.
• failure: Undaunted by this failure, O'Connor continued to be the dominant figure in the Chartist movement.

Modifying Another Word

• still: However, the courage of Hatteras was still undaunted.
• quite: Nevertheless, still feeling quite undaunted, I set off up the south wall of the ridge.
• so: But we wanted to go, so undaunted, we pressed on.

Modifies a noun

• devotion: MID awarded for courage and undaunted devotion to duty.
• courage: Then he went back to Mercy Bay with undaunted courage, to pass a third winter.
• spirit: The undaunted spirit of the Loyalist people of the Fountain was an inspiration to all of our members.
• bravery: In spite of this he returned with undaunted bravery to carry on with the same work next day.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: They remained undaunted, for they were in love.
• seem: Now translated into Spanish and Indonesian, the song seems undaunted by boundaries.
• continue: The American tradition continues undaunted, with the finals of the National Spelling Bee held annually in Washington.
• stand: The brave little lad stood undaunted ' Til the ghost were within half a pace.
• feel: Nevertheless, still feeling quite undaunted, I set off up the south wall of the ridge.