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  1. UNDAUNTED definition: 1. still determined and enthusiastic, despite problems or no success: 2. still determined and…. Learn more.

  2. : courageously resolute especially in the face of danger or difficulty : not discouraged. undauntedly adverb. Synonyms. bold. brave. courageous. dauntless. doughty. fearless. gallant. greathearted. gutsy. gutty. heroical. intrepid. lionhearted. manful. stalwart. stouthearted. undauntable. valiant.

  3. If you're undaunted, you're not afraid or intimidated. As a great surfer, you remain undaunted as you seek out dangerous waters to ride the biggest waves.

  4. Undaunted definition: undismayed; not discouraged; not forced to abandon purpose or effort. See examples of UNDAUNTED used in a sentence.

  5. Not discouraged or disheartened; resolutely courageous. American Heritage. Similar definitions. Showing courage and resolution. Wiktionary. Synonyms: unshaken. undismayed. unflinching. unfazed. undiscouraged. staunch. serene. valiant. unafraid. stalwart. resolute. intrepid. heroic. gallant. fearless. Antonyms: shrinking. cowardly.

  6. If you are undaunted, you are not at all afraid or worried about dealing with something, especially something that would frighten or worry most people.

  7. adjective. /ˌʌnˈdɔːntɪd/ [not usually before noun] (formal) still enthusiastic and determined, despite difficulties, danger, etc. synonym undeterred. He seemed undaunted by all the opposition to his idea. Undaunted, she persevered. Take your English to the next level.

  8. UNDAUNTED definition: not frightened to do something that is difficult or dangerous: . Learn more.

  9. Define undaunted. undaunted synonyms, undaunted pronunciation, undaunted translation, English dictionary definition of undaunted. adj. Not discouraged or disheartened; resolutely courageous. See Synonyms at brave. un·daunt′ed·ly adv. un·daunt′ed·ness n.

  10. UNDAUNTED meaning: not afraid to continue doing something or trying to do something even though there are problems, dangers, etc.