Difference between Bothered and Fazed

BOTHERED vs FAZED: ADJECTIVE

Distracted, Hassled, Plagued, Hindered, Worried, Hampered, Angered, Pestered, Disturbed, Embarrassed, Annoyed, Irritated, Discomposed, Daunted, Fazed

Distracted, Hassled, Plagued, Hindered, Worried, Hampered, Angered, Pestered, Disturbed, Embarrassed, Annoyed, Irritated, Discomposed, Daunted, Fazed

The plate and incision has not bothered me.
But the evangelist was not bothered by redundancy.
But UT never bothered to figure this out.
Yet nobody seemed bothered or perturbed by it.
One thing that bothered me was the installation.
Pomegranates are seldom bothered by pests or disease.
Any time something bothered me, I would cry.
Anthony Lewis said that bothered him, that it was that Anthony Lewis felt that it was necessary to say it that bothered him.
Jesus showed himself to the disciples later and of Jesus who bothered to crucify him would have bothered to identify him correctly.
Never bothered me, just bothered the hoi polloi of West Hartford.

He doesn't seem to be fazed by people who encourage the rumors of his yaoi relationship.
No one seemed fazed by this and we were never rushed despite our late arrival.
He really can take an amazing beating and not be all that fazed by it.
Large exuberant dogs jumping all over with claws out has not fazed it.
Leonard Washington is not fazed, and refuses to hand over his money.
CNN said neither Pitt nor Jolie seemed fazed by the altercation.
Burr was not fazed by his one dissenting vote.
Professionals should never be fazed by their surroundings.
It hits him, but he is not fazed.
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