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Meanings of boost morale in English

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Usage of boost morale in English
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Drumming could be a good way to boost morale at work.
The Irish Times
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The constant chit-chat and the health-focused buzz after Christmas excess can boost morale.
Independent.ie
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It helped boost morale and you gave an amazing speech with extremely minimum notice.
The Power of Giving
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To boost morale, she decided that we were training to deep-water solo in Mallorca.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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It was not immediately clear why, although the government has been trying to boost morale.
News.com.au
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Above all, France needs the games to boost morale.
The Irish Times
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Provision of these has fallen but restoring them could boost morale and the bottom line.
The Guardian
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The Army is constantly on the prowl for talent, to boost morale in the war zone.
Wired
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Propaganda was supposed to boost morale.
What the dog saw: and other adventures
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Its construction provided work for hundreds of thousands and was even filmed to boost morale in the Third Reich.
Reuters
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Senior gardaí are travelling to boost morale among colleagues serving in an EU police force in Bosnia-Herzegovina this week.
The Irish Times
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They are to bring concrete things to the fighting men which will remind them of home and boost morale.
The new yorker
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In lieu of real change, the agency has apparently been trying to boost morale through some rather elaborate cheerleading.
Wired
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Relatives wrote letters to send down the shaft to the miners to help boost morale during the long wait ahead.
Reuters
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Does it boost morale?
The South African
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He used the sale to further boost morale and paid my commission in cash the next day at our morning meeting.
Mooch
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