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Meanings of demoralising influence in English
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Usage of demoralising influence in English
1
Caves, cellars, and deep dug-outs had a demoralising influence upon their occupants.
2
She was especially susceptible in such matters, and had become none the less so under the demoralising influence of her misfortunes.
3
It was part of Mohammed's policy to counteract the demoralising influence of defeat by immediately attempting a fight in which victory was assured.
4
The airman is destined to inspire far greater awe than at present, to exercise a still more demoralising influence, and to work infinitely more destruction.