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daunting







ADJECTIVE
frightening
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It was daunting fun to write about, too, and I almost missed it.

From Los Angeles Times

England face a daunting task at the Gabba in Brisbane to level the series with Australia masters of pink-ball Tests -- winning 13 out of 14 matches under lights.

From Barron's

Analysts say Amazon’s reputation for reliable delivery and a forgiving return policy means it might be less daunting to buy high-price items on the company’s website than other marketplaces.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It’s a little daunting at times, you know. I’ll be honest with you about it.”

From Los Angeles Times

Ireland, however, must look forward to 2026, which begins with a daunting Six Nations visit to holders France on 5 February.

From BBC