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Significados de demoralised en inglés

Made less hopeful or enthusiastic.

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Examples for "discouraged"
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If he declines, however, I want him discouraged as permanently as possible.
Crown of Slaves
2
He said church gatherings would also be discouraged if the situation worsens.
Radio NZ
3
In effect, it shut the field against simple merit; anyhow, discouraged it.
The Romance of a Pro-Consul / Being the Personal Life and Memoir...
4
David was discouraged, although he was sure this was the right place.
Eight Days of Luke
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Interest rate hikes have discouraged investments in recent months, worsening Brazil's downturn.
Reuters
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The ban may have brought the film attention but he was disheartened.
BBC
2
The men were utterly disheartened; one and all they clamoured to return.
This Country of Ours
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If you focus too much on that you get disheartened, she said.
Reuters
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Three disheartened base runners turned and slouched dispiritedly toward the dressing rooms.
The High School Pitcher; or, Dick & Co. on the Gridley Diamond
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Looking somewhat disheartened, Bast gathered up his tools and carried them away.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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The whole industrial activity of the country would be chilled and demoralized.
President Wilson's Addresses
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The 7th of March speech demoralized New England and the whole North.
Daniel Webster
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The Russian people are demoralized and will undertake any treachery for money.
Beasts, Men and Gods
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It means that they've demoralized it; and that now it demoralizes us.
The Divine Fire
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The ranks of the Opposition were broken up and their forces demoralized.
The Dominion in 1983
Uso de demoralised en inglés
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He said the weekend's rain had left him feeling a little demoralised.
Radio NZ
2
The nations of India had been demoralised by that doctrine for centuries.
I.N.R.I.: A prisoner's Story of the Cross
3
Our casualties had actually been negligible, but the ships were completely demoralised.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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He was demoralised by the peril, and the physical coward came uppermost.
Pebbles on the shore [by] Alpha of the plough
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Parents can feel demoralised if their child can't sleep through the night.
The Irish Times
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Trade unions had been demoralised and the back of old industry broken.
The Irish Times
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Only the soldiers who enter Capua with wounded feet leave it demoralised.
The Works of Max Beerbohm
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My people were sad, but not as demoralised as they might be.
A journey: my political life
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Afterwards, it was too late-orseemed too late to my demoralised judgment.
Dark Hollow
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Disoriented and demoralised, whole units surrendered at a jog, abandoning the wounded.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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The dispute has left junior doctors feeling miserable and demoralised, Masood says.
The Guardian
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Staff at some units were demoralised but needed greater support, training and motivation.
The Guardian
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But we also know a demoralised and demotivated workforce isn't good for patients.
The Guardian
14
Arguably the social work profession is increasingly fragile, demoralised and insecure.
The Guardian
15
Negating what children were feeling can leave them demoralised, she says.
Radio NZ
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It is no wonder that staff report being undervalued and demoralised.
The Guardian
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