1. To intimidate; to discourage.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• tault,
• daught,
• auant,
• draint,
• danty,
• dawnd,
• doont,
• datat,
• darnit,
• dcut,
• dounts,
• dasnt,
• darnt,
• staunt,
• domnt,
• dounbt,
• downt,
• delaunt,
• doint,
• dougt

• gaunt,
• -ant,
• dante,
• dune,
• Danette,
• duet,
• Danuta,
• Ant-,
• danaid,
• taut,
• Dannette,
• dainty,
• jaunt,
• dandy,
• dammit,
• haunt,
• donut,
• taunts,
• dando,
• dart,
• damned,
• aunt,
• tnt,
• taunt,
• Danita,
• ant,
• dant,
• don't,
• dent,
• dane,
• darn,
• dawn.

The adverb form of the word "daunt" is "dauntingly".

The adjective form of "daunt" is "daunting".