All 50 Uses of
daunt
in
Allegiant
- At the time I believed that Marcus was working under Dauntless-factionless orders.†
p. 12..3 *
- "So Marcus told you he was working under my orders," she says, "and even knowing what you do about his rather tense relationship with both the Dauntless and the factionless, you believed him?"†
p. 12..9
- In this city, "control" means needles and serums and seeing without seeing; it means simulations, like the one that almost made me kill Tris, or the one that made the Dauntless into an army.†
p. 21..5
- I am wearing a gray shirt, blue jeans, black shoes—new clothes, but beneath them, my Dauntless tattoos.†
p. 23..7
- Dauntless cake is much better.†
p. 30..7
- What do the Dauntless teach about …. that?†
p. 31..0
- What do the Dauntless teach, hmm.†
p. 31..1
- I see their fists in the air, like excitable Dauntless, but without the Dauntless joy.†
p. 34..7
- I see their fists in the air, like excitable Dauntless, but without the Dauntless joy.†
p. 34..7
- My mother embraced Edward after he defected from Dauntless.†
p. 39..7
- It takes me a few seconds to realize that it's actually a piece of coal, from the Dauntless Choosing Ceremony bowl.†
p. 41..3
- I haven't seen Myra since she left the Dauntless compound with Edward, right after his eye was claimed by a butter knife.†
p. 42..1
- Tori, former leader of Dauntless, ousted by Evelyn herself, stands a few feet away from me, her arms crossed.†
p. 46..3
- "So," I say, "I had to hurt a lot of people to get through Dauntless initiation, and I'll do it to you, too, if I have to."†
p. 48..0
- I can practically hear what she's thinking—I'm small, so I'm an easy target, but I'm Dauntless, so I'm not that easy to beat.†
p. 48..5
- We want you to bring your Dauntless friends.†
p. 50..6
- It wasn't very Dauntless of me to just trust them immediately, but these are strange times.†
p. 53..6
- And I'm not sure how Dauntless I really am, anyway, now that the factions are gone.†
p. 53..7
- It's strange to see my Dauntless friends in Abnegation colors, as if they've been with me my entire life.†
p. 55..9
- There is a mix of familiar and unfamiliar faces in the room: Susan and Robert stand together, talking; Peter is alone on the side of the room, his arms crossed; Uriah and Zeke are with Tori and a few other Dauntless; Christina is with her mother and sister; and in a corner are two nervous-looking Erudite.†
p. 58..8
- I guess I forgot that he was once a Dauntless spy.†
p. 61..3
- "That's a lot of Dauntless," a girl at the side of the room says, looking skeptical.†
p. 63..2
- A Dauntless transfer to Erudite, no doubt.†
p. 63..4
- But what we need right now are people with the skills to get out of the city unscathed, and I think Dauntless training makes them highly qualified for that task.†
p. 63..6
- "I'm Dauntless.†
p. 63..8
- "Cara, you'll need to get out of the city fast," the Dauntless-turned-Erudite girl says.†
p. 63..9
- The Dauntless who came with Tori offer to find weapons for us.†
p. 64..6
- THE BROKEN BUILDINGS in the Dauntless sector look like doorways to other worlds.†
p. 69..1
- I stand on the roof of the Hancock building, near the zip line where the Dauntless flirt with death.†
p. 70..6
- Zeke was one of the first friends I made in Dauntless, after I survived initiation.†
p. 81..4
- Now I have met the men and women who operate them, and some of that mystery is gone, but what they mean to me will never be gone—my first act as a Dauntless was to jump on one, and every day afterward they were the source of my freedom, they gave me the power to move within this world when I had once felt so trapped in the Abnegation sector, in the house that was a prison to me.†
p. 83..6
- I mean, I got to have a different life in Dauntless, a different name.†
p. 86..4
- The Dauntless have the weirdest slang.†
p. 90..9
- The more time I spend thinking about this landscape that every Dauntless patrol was told was normal, the more I see an old city rising up around me, the buildings lower than the ones we left behind, but just as numerous.†
p. 98..4
- The outer limit of the Dauntless patrols.†
p. 99..4
- No fence or wall marks the divide between the Amity compound and the outer world, but I remember monitoring the Dauntless patrols from the control room, making sure they didn't go farther than the limit, which is marked by a series of signs with Xs on them.†
p. 99..5
- "The Dauntless serum gives hallucinated realities, Candor's gives the truth, Amity's gives peace, Erudite's gives death—"†
p. 99..9
- Swelling inside me is the feeling that I am about to jump out of my own skin, because the farther we get outside the outer limit of the Dauntless patrols, the closer we get to seeing what lies outside the only world I've ever known.†
p. 100..8
- And not just my name—my nickname, the name I chose when I joined Dauntless?†
p. 105..7
- And he's right to say that every faction loses something when it gains a virtue: the Dauntless, brave but cruel; the Erudite, intelligent but vain; the Amity, peaceful but passive; the Candor, honest but inconsiderate; the Abnegation, selfless but stifling.†
p. 123..4
- On the ones nearest to me, I see Dauntless headquarters.†
p. 128..9
- "You've always known that the Dauntless observe the city with security cameras," David says.†
p. 128..9
- I feel the same way I did when Peter pulled my towel away during Dauntless initiation, to be cruel: exposed, embarrassed, angry.†
p. 130..9
- But now I'm wondering if I need it anymore, if we ever really need these words, "Dauntless,"†
p. 134..2
- Tris, I worked in the Dauntless control room.†
p. 135..3
- I am so accustomed to the Dauntless compound that I am not used to the creak of wooden floors beneath me—I am used to the scrape and echo of stone, and the roar and pulse of water in the chasm.†
p. 138..6
- A week into my initiation, Amar—worried that I was becoming increasingly isolated and obsessive—invited me to join some of the older Dauntless for a game of Dare.†
p. 138..9
- For my dare, we went back to the Pit for me to get my first tattoo, the patch of Dauntless flames covering my rib cage.†
p. 139..1
- We might be able to take you up in one sometime, if it doesn't seem too daunting for you."†
p. 151..2
- "So she wasn't really born Dauntless," I say as I sort through the lies that must have been.†
p. 154..9
Definition:
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(daunt) to discourage or intimidate