Meaning & use
faze
To disturb, upset, or worry someone enough to disrupt their composure or confidence.
See it in a sentence
Nothing seemed to faze the veteran pilot, even during the worst turbulence.
The tough questions from reporters didn't faze the candidate at all.
A note on using this word
Faze is easily confused with phase, which is unrelated; faze always means to disturb or unsettle someone.
Words with a similar meaning
unsettledisconcert
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