dauntable

English

Etymology

From daunt +‎ -able.

Adjective

dauntable (comparative more dauntable, superlative most dauntable)

1. Able to be daunted.
   • 2000, Kristin Gabriel, Carrie Alexander, The Bachelor Trap/Custom-Built Cowboy, page 233:

     Maybe Grace would be daunted, although nothing she'd said or done so far had given him reason to believe she was the dauntable type.

Antonyms

• undauntable

Anagrams

• unablated, undatable