demoralise Antonyms
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Meaning of demoralise
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demoralise (v)
corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality
lower someone's spirits; make downhearted
demoralise Sentence Examples
- The unexpected defeat served to demoralise the team and dampen their spirits.
- Harsh criticism can demoralise even the most resilient individuals.
- The loss of funding for the project threatened to demoralise the researchers.
- Receiving a failing grade can demoralise students and hinder their academic progress.
- Continual rejection letters began to demoralise the aspiring writer.
- The lack of progress in negotiations started to demoralise both parties involved.
- A series of setbacks can demoralise a startup company and shake investors' confidence.
- Persistent challenges in the workplace can demoralise employees and lead to low morale.
- The constant pressure to perform perfectly can demoralise athletes and affect their performance.
- Uncertainty about the future can demoralise individuals and make them feel hopeless.
FAQs About the word demoralise
corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality, lower someone's spirits; make downhearted
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The unexpected defeat served to demoralise the team and dampen their spirits.
Harsh criticism can demoralise even the most resilient individuals.
The loss of funding for the project threatened to demoralise the researchers.
Receiving a failing grade can demoralise students and hinder their academic progress.
