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Significados de dispiriting em inglês

Making despondent or depressive.

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Destructive of morale and self-reliance.

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Examples for "disheartening"
Examples for "disheartening"
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A few weeks later Lea sent him a standard and disheartening letter.
Poe
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The first attempts to focus our awareness often proves to be disheartening.
Feminist dot com
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has released figures revealing a disheartening fact.
Ebony
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And here lies the trouble,-inthe unfathomable, disheartening duplicity of the race.
Italian Journeys
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His view was a snapshot of personal violation, both disheartening and overwhelming.
Naked Heat
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But there is no romance in trench fighting; it is sickening, demoralizing.
The New York Times Current History, A Monthly Magazine / The Eur...
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Nothing can be more demoralizing in the long run than lynch law.
The Hoosier Schoolmaster: A Story of Backwoods Life in Indiana
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The Republic is not the demoralizing force some would have it believed.
The Roof of France; Or, the Causses of the Lozère
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Play then changes to fooling and if habitually indulged in is demoralizing.
Democracy and Education: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Ed...
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Castro complained that the low-level planes were demoralizing Cuban and Soviet troops.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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Two recently published books reflect the atmosphere: very negative and very demoralising.
The Guardian
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Irish rugby hasn't known such a demoralising weekend in a long time.
The Irish Times
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Another demoralising defeat, another inquest into where English football is going wrong.
The Guardian
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Against infantry in the open this sort of thing is extremely demoralising.
War and the Future: Italy, France and Britain at War
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I shall have you demoralising the whole ward if you stay here.
The Queen's Cup
Uso de dispiriting em inglês
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Fog machines provide a dispiriting miasma; the puddles come from water trucks.
The Guardian
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It conflicts with the box set regime, and it can be dispiriting.
The Guardian
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I had nothing to complain of; but the effect was rather dispiriting.
J. S. Le Fanu's Ghostly Tales, Volume 5
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But the period after the interval was even more dispiriting for Chelsea.
The Irish Times
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This is pretty dispiriting, bordering on manically depressing, from a European perspective.
The Guardian
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If you're a rationalist, there's something a little dispiriting about all this.
The Guardian
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Choosing the wrong course can be an expensive and dispiriting error.
The Guardian
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Even at the best of times, there is something dispiriting about house viewings.
The Irish Times
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Even in the gloom, there was something forlorn and dispiriting in his walk.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 45, July, 1861 / A Magazine...
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A lack of luck was another of Palace's problems on a dispiriting day.
The Guardian
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The phone hacking affair casts a dispiriting light on the state of journalism.
The Guardian
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Her 2014 French Open title was another high after a dispiriting injury low.
News.com.au
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It's a dispiriting return to the politics of protest and posture.
The Irish Times
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A dispiriting experience Saturday wasn't a great advertisement for Pacific rugby.
Radio NZ
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His situation we should now suppose in the highest degree gloomy and dispiriting.
Life of Daniel Boone, the Great Western Hunter and Pioneer
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She had a dispiriting first month of hunting lodgings in the crowded city.
Main Street
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