Definition of Dauntoned

1. daunton [v] - See also: daunton

Lexicographical Neighbors of Dauntoned

daunorubicins
daunosamine
daunoxome
daunt
daunted
dauntedly
daunter
daunters
daunting
dauntingly
dauntless
dauntlessly
dauntlessness
dauntlessnesses
daunton
dauntoned (current term)
dauntons
daunts
daunyng
dauphin
dauphine
dauphines
dauphiness
dauphinesses
dauphinoise
dauphinoises
dauphins
daur
daurade
daured

Literary usage of Dauntoned

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Longman's Magazine by Charles James Longman (1897)
"... whom the critic has ' an embarrassing consciousness that he may vex and hurt.' Let him peg away; though we are dauntoned, as one of RLS's characters ..."

2. The Poems of Alexander Hume (?1557-1609) by Alexander Hume (1902)
"... affections: and if thou haue dauntoned or reformed them in any measure, think well that thou hes obtained a gret victory. In al thy affaires, ..."

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