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“To be overawed” in Japanese

Short answer
気圧される keosareru けおされる

To be overawed in Japanese is “気圧される” (keosareru). Full meaning: to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle.

Other ways to say “To be overawed” in Japanese

けおされる keosareru to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle 気おされる keosareru to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle 気をのまれる kiwonomareru to be overwhelmed, to be overawed 気おされ keosare to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle 気圧され keosare to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle けおされ keosare to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle 気おされろ keosarero to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle けおされろ keosarero to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle 気圧されん keosaren to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle 気圧されれ keosarere to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle けおされん keosaren to be overawed, to be overpowered, to lose the mental battle

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