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Meanings of discouraged in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "disheartened"
Examples for "disheartened"
1
The ban may have brought the film attention but he was disheartened.
2
The men were utterly disheartened; one and all they clamoured to return.
3
If you focus too much on that you get disheartened, she said.
4
Three disheartened base runners turned and slouched dispiritedly toward the dressing rooms.
5
Looking somewhat disheartened, Bast gathered up his tools and carried them away.
1
The whole industrial activity of the country would be chilled and demoralized.
2
The 7th of March speech demoralized New England and the whole North.
3
The Russian people are demoralized and will undertake any treachery for money.
4
It means that they've demoralized it; and that now it demoralizes us.
5
The ranks of the Opposition were broken up and their forces demoralized.
1
He said the weekend's rain had left him feeling a little demoralised.
2
The nations of India had been demoralised by that doctrine for centuries.
3
Our casualties had actually been negligible, but the ships were completely demoralised.
4
He was demoralised by the peril, and the physical coward came uppermost.
5
Parents can feel demoralised if their child can't sleep through the night.
Usage of discouraged in anglès
1
If he declines, however, I want him discouraged as permanently as possible.
2
He said church gatherings would also be discouraged if the situation worsens.
3
In effect, it shut the field against simple merit; anyhow, discouraged it.
4
David was discouraged, although he was sure this was the right place.
5
Interest rate hikes have discouraged investments in recent months, worsening Brazil's downturn.
6
Today, Islam in Dagestan is flourishing after religion was discouraged under communism.
7
The automobile, which brought many casual travellers to restaurants, discouraged great food.
8
Any exchange of money for breast milk should be discouraged, said Sriraman.
9
Phone calls-contactwith the outside world-wasallowed but discouraged for new brothers.
10
China has discouraged its citizens from travelling abroad amid the virus outbreak.
11
This had discouraged many others from coming forward and distorted official figures.
12
And Al Hussein said this discouraged a plurality of views on issues.
13
Cash fares are discouraged; tickets bought on board do not allow transfers.
14
Complaints did not lead to action, which discouraged others from reporting him.
15
Not in the least discouraged were the Manichees: they sent another priest.
16
Most, however, are discouraged by the spartan dietary discipline required of adherents.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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New Zealand
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