under-awed

English

Adjective

under-awed (comparative more under-awed, superlative most under-awed)

1. Alternative form of underawed
   • 2009, Catherine M. S. Alexander, The Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare's Last Plays, →ISBN, page 178:

     It is nonetheless surprising how often reviewers and audiences are struck by the scenes of sexual deviance and left under-awed by the doubled reunion at the close.

   • 2014, Jennifer Warner, Ninja Warrior: 10 Ninjas That Changed History, →ISBN:

     It only takes one band of roadside brigands armed with knives who are too under-awed or too overexcited to buy into your magical hype to turn you from a living legend into the more common and less alive variety.