Daunted

The child felt daunted by the height of the diving board.

The mountain's steep slope daunted the inexperienced hiker.

The new employee felt daunted by the overwhelming amount of information to learn.

The hiker was daunted by the steep and treacherous trail.

The fast-paced work environment and high expectations daunted the new employee.

Emily was daunted by the size of the crowd at the concert, but once the music started, she lost herself in the experience.

The physically demanding obstacle course daunted the participant in the adventure race.

Despite feeling daunted, she decided to pursue her dream of becoming a professional dancer.

The crowded room and noisy atmosphere daunted the shy introvert.

The prospect of giving a presentation in front of a large audience daunted the inexperienced speaker.

The football team was daunted by the reputation of their opponent, but they played with determination and won the game.

He was initially daunted by the challenge of climbing the steep mountain, but he persevered and reached the summit.

The extensive reading list for the course daunted the literature enthusiast.

The unfamiliar cultural customs and traditions daunted the traveler visiting a foreign country.

The young writer felt daunted by the task of writing her first novel, but she was determined to see it through.

The intricate dance routine daunted the beginner ballet dancer.

The chef felt daunted by the challenge of creating a gourmet meal with limited ingredients.

The mountain's towering peaks daunted the inexperienced hiker.

The artist felt daunted by the blank canvas in front of him, unsure of where to begin.

The complex mathematical equations daunted the first-year student.

The size and complexity of the software daunted the novice programmer.

The new employee felt daunted by the complexity of the company's computer system.

The students were daunted by the amount of homework they had to complete over the weekend.

Sarah was daunted by the prospect of giving a presentation to a large audience.

The vast amount of paperwork and legal jargon daunted the new lawyer.

The challenging obstacle course daunted the participants, testing their physical and mental strength.

The formidable opponent's reputation daunted the young tennis player before the match.

The extensive research required for the project was daunted for the novice researcher.

Climbing Mount Everest seemed daunted to the inexperienced hiker.

The high level of competition in the job market can be daunted for recent graduates.

The intricate coding task daunted the novice programmer, making it seem impossible to complete.

The complex mathematical problem daunted the students, leaving them feeling overwhelmed.

Repairing the car engine proved daunted for the inexperienced mechanic.

The steep hill was daunted for the beginner cyclist.

The complex math problem left the students feeling daunted.

The dense forest with its unfamiliar sounds and darkness daunted the hikers.

The complex legal procedures can be daunted for individuals without legal knowledge.

The towering mountain peak daunted the inexperienced climbers.

The extensive research required for the project daunted the students, causing them anxiety.

The high expectations set by her strict parents daunted the aspiring artist.

The intricate dance routine appeared daunted to the beginner dancer.

The long list of chores was daunted for the tired mother.

The extensive vocabulary in the book made it daunted for the non-native English speaker.