verb
definition
To frighten or cause hesitation; to daunt, put off (usually used in the negative); to disconcert, to perturb.
example
Jumping out of an airplane does not faze him, yet he is afraid to ride a roller coaster.
Examples of faze in a Sentence
Her slap didn't even faze him.
However, they won't faze the lion or the bull.
This didn't faze Martha in the least as she alighted from the jeep, with a wave and a thanks.
Complete renovation of a cow shed does n't faze you 23.
The promotion of 5 of his squad did not faze Doug Ramsay, whose Third Team continue to set the pace in their division.
The phantom Andre was squatting beside her when Katie awoke. She jerked, surprised at how close he was. He was real enough for her to feel his body heat, even if he was invisible to everyone but her and moved without a sound. The fact that Gabe was sleeping a short distance away didn't seem to faze the ghost. Instead, it pointed to something it had written in the dirt beside her.
It is obvious that he genuinely enjoys being with the children, and my two particularly boisterous boys certainly do not faze him!
She expected the blow to faze the Grey God, but it didn't.