Meanings of become demoralised in English

Greely's crew had become demoralised, like their skipper.

Kayani has to counter a general perception that the army had become demoralised and reluctant to fight in Swat.

Our people have degenerated from their former position; they have become demoralised; they are not what they ought to be.'

We could become demoralised.

The 1976 Soweto uprising is often depicted as one where the youth taught their parents to resist, after their having become demoralised by apartheid oppression.

There they become demoralised and filled with disease; and from thence they return, laden with rum, to spread scenes of horror too awful to describe.

His men becoming demoralised, Hassan withdrew amidst the ferocious taunts of the Spaniards, who had escaped almost unscathed.

Elsewhere the weary and dispirited columns were speedily becoming demoralised under the terrific artillery fire which the Germans poured in from many points of vantage.