unintimidated

adjective un·in·tim·i·dat·ed \ ˌən-in-ˈti-mə-ˌdā-təd \

Definition of unintimidated

: not made timid or fearful : not intimidated

was unintimidated by threats

Recent Examples of unintimidated from the Web

Evidently unintimidated, the driver offers a polite smile and nods at me.

— christopher bagley, Condé Nast Traveler, "The Bewitching Time Warp of Transylvania, Romania," 4 May 2018
The teens have offered a fresh, and strikingly unintimidated, perspective on the calcified debate over gun control and gun rights in America.

— joe garofoli, San Francisco Chronicle, "Bay Area student organizers are in vanguard in wake of Florida slayings," 24 Feb. 2018
But he is matched by Ms. Krieps, an actress from Luxembourg as canny and unintimidated as Alma herself.

— a.o. scott, New York Times, "Review: Daniel Day-Lewis Sews Up Another Great Performance in ‘Phantom Thread’," 24 Dec. 2017
But Diana would reach out, unintimidated, and touch.

— michelle tauber, PEOPLE.com, "How Princess Diana Used the Power of Touch to Smash Stigmas: ‘She Wasn’t a Gloves Person’," 31 July 2017

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