Meanings of become disheartened in English

To fly were fatal; their troops would become disheartened and melt away.

Ralph spoke as he felt, for he had become disheartened.

Plebes would find their demerits accumulating and become disheartened.

They had passed many, many miserable weeks, during which the most patient had become disheartened.

It's natural that I should sometimes become disheartened.

And yet, amid these multiple cares, the contractor of the tunnel did not allow himself to become disheartened.

They become disheartened and indifferent.

There was an air of failure about the whole place as if the very land had become disheartened and discouraged.

Do not become disheartened.

She says she had become disheartened but once the counting of preferences under the Limited Preferential Vote system started her view changed.

We are rather surprised that so many did not become disheartened, but unflinchingly maintained the struggle until their Governments and leaders advised a general surrender.

People who begin beekeeping in an impulsive way often give up after a year or two when their bees die out and they become disheartened.

For a time he was very successful, and the Carthaginians became disheartened.

He was becoming disheartened, when all at once he found the precious key.

In turn they became disheartened, and would have been glad to submit without compromise.

At the end of a week, Laurent became disheartened.