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Meanings of demoralised in inglês

Made less hopeful or enthusiastic.

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Usage of demoralised in inglês
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He said the weekend's rain had left him feeling a little demoralised.
Radio NZ
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The nations of India had been demoralised by that doctrine for centuries.
I.N.R.I.: A prisoner's Story of the Cross
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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
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Arguably the social work profession is increasingly fragile, demoralised and insecure.
The Guardian
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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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