Meanings of so demoralized in English

She returned home so demoralized that for several days she could not stir.

It was pitiful to see a creature so terrified, so unnerved, so demoralized.

Never had I heard or seen my father so demoralized.

Said Torre, At that point he was so demoralized.

They had a limit even in those days when the telegraph service was so demoralized.

The deed had so demoralized him that afterward he had quit his service to his king.

Its frightful severity had so demoralized the Confederates that it was nearly noon before General A. P. Hill moved to the attack.

Andrew had become so demoralized by his own plot, that in every turn of events he scented a similar piece of human ingenuity.

The rout was complete and the enemy so demoralized that Longstreet-feelingthat he could be crushed while panic-struck-orderedWheeler to intercept his flight.

Never had the Southern army appeared half so demoralized; half so unfit to cope with the triumphant and well-appointed brigades pressing close upon it.

Out of breath and out of strength, I was compelled to abandon the struggle as useless; but my fair ally was not so demoralized.