daunting in German
daunting in German is abschreckend, beängstigend, einschüchternd — daunting means making someone feel intimidated or discouraged because a task looks so difficult or big.
daunting in German
abschreckend
Discouraging; inspiring fear.
beängstigend
Discouraging; inspiring fear.
einschüchternd
Discouraging; inspiring fear.
entmutigend
Discouraging; inspiring fear.
einschüchternd
Intimidatingly impressive; awe-inspiring, overwhelming.
entmutigend
Intimidatingly impressive; awe-inspiring, overwhelming.
erdrückend
Intimidatingly impressive; awe-inspiring, overwhelming.
einschüchternd
Appearing to be difficult; challenging.
herausfordernd
Appearing to be difficult; challenging.
What does "daunting" mean?
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adj Making someone feel intimidated or discouraged because a task looks so difficult or big.
"Moving to a new country alone felt daunting at first."
daunting in a sentence
- Moving to a new country alone felt daunting at first.
- The stack of paperwork looked daunting, but she got through it in an afternoon.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "daunting" in German?
"daunting" in German is abschreckend, beängstigend, einschüchternd. daunting means: Making someone feel intimidated or discouraged because a task looks so difficult or big.
How do you use "daunting" in a sentence?
Example: "Moving to a new country alone felt daunting at first." In German, "daunting" is abschreckend, beängstigend, einschüchternd.
Are there other ways to say "daunting" in German?
Yes — German has 6 translations listed for "daunting": abschreckend, beängstigend, einschüchternd, entmutigend, erdrückend, herausfordernd.
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