Meanings of thoroughly disheartened in English

The defection of Prussia had thoroughly disheartened the plenipotentiaries of the Emperor Francis.

Again I was thoroughly disheartened from undertaking any new artistic scheme.

The tribesmen were now thoroughly disheartened, and on the 21st began to sue for peace.

When he came out, he was thoroughly disheartened.

In a work published in 1851, Wagner says: I was thoroughly disheartened from undertaking any artistic scheme.

Kinko is thoroughly disheartened, which astonishes me on the part of one I know to be so energetic.

In a few days the Moors, thoroughly disheartened by their repulse, dispersed, and Don Pedro lost his allies.

Ghent, now thoroughly disheartened, treated with Parma likewise; and upon the 17th September made its reconciliation with the King.

Suddenly Abu Sofian, weary of inaction, thoroughly disheartened by the hardships of his position, broke up the camp and ordered a retreat.

Whitney, thoroughly disheartened, now abandoned the manufacture of cotton gins in disgust, wound up his affairs, and found himself a poor man.

There were days when Vaniman was so thoroughly disheartened that he pleaded with Vona to make a show of breaking off their friendship.

He had rather heavy weather among the well-knit, grubby-knuckled urchins of the town, and would have been thoroughly disheartened but for one happy chance.

Our fire had already demoralized the thoroughly disheartened and half-famished Spanish soldiers; and their rear-guard, at least, was also disorganized and hiding in the hills.

Thoroughly disheartened, they seated themselves on a bench in the doorway to rest.

Thoroughly disheartened, she left the igloo.

Thoroughly disheartened, he abandoned his machine.