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Meanings of more demoralized in English
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Usage of more demoralized in English
1
And a more demoralized bunch of folks I've never seen.
2
She falls deeper than a man; her degradation is more complete, her nature more demoralized.
3
But at heart he is more dismayed, more demoralized, more thoroughly prostrated than George Sand.
4
Less oppressed, they are perhaps even more demoralized.
5
General Prentiss' troops were more demoralized than Sherman's.
6
The old Whig party, after the disaster that overtook it in 1852, had been not more demoralized.
7
It looks, to a calm spectator from the gallery, as though the rebel forces are growing weaker and more demoralized every moment.
8
The older you get the more demoralized you may become if you select routes that are all about raw power or withering endurance.
9
Bewildered by her fall and even more demoralized by being wrested from her ambush, the Spider is no longer the bold adversary that she was.
10
More demoralized countenances, unhappy, aged, and swollen, young, pallid, and distracted, were not to be seen in the whole building.