unawed
8.1
Not impressed or frightened by people who are famous
- adjective
- /ʌnˈɔd/
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sin asombro
- The seasoned traveler felt unawed by the breathtaking views, having seen similar sights before.
Examples
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He approached the famous landmark unawed, seeing it as just another building in the city.
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The wounded physical was unawed, but specifically wounded was shame.
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Despite the chaos around her, she remained unawed by the grand spectacle of the fireworks.
Synonyms
unimpressed
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14
4.0
Not thinking something is good or interesting
focuses specifically on not being impressed by greatness or power
unmoved
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8
5.1
Not showing strong feelings or any visible reaction
is about not feeling respect or being impressed by something powerful
aweless
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1
9.9
Not feeling respect or wonder
is about not being impressed or intimidated by remarkable power
awless
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9.9
Not showing respect or wonder
is about not being impressed or intimidated by notable power
unamazed
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6.8
Not feeling surprised or impressed by something
is about not feeling impressed or intimidated by something powerful
untaken
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7.4
Not pleased or impressed by something
is about simply not being impressed or intimidated by greatness
uncowed
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7.1
Not afraid of danger or threats and showing courage
is about not being impressed by power rather than showing bravery
Antonyms
How Awed
Surface Forms
unawed positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word unawed is made of un- 'not' plus awe 'wonder or fear', the same root found in awesome. So, unawed means not feeling that wonder or fear, in other words not impressed or intimidated.