disheart Antonyms
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Meaning of disheart
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disheart (v. t.)
To dishearten.
disheart Sentence Examples
- The disheartening news of the team's loss spread throughout the city, dampening the spirits of fans.
- The disheartening experience of losing a beloved pet left him feeling empty and alone.
- The disheartening words of the critic cut deep, causing the artist to question their abilities.
- The disheartening realization that he had failed the exam left him feeling dejected and demoralized.
- The disheartening state of the economy left many people struggling to make ends meet.
- The disheartening sight of the once-thriving town now in ruins left him feeling nostalgic and sad.
- The disheartening news of a natural disaster left people feeling helpless and overwhelmed.
- The disheartening revelation of corruption within the government left citizens feeling disillusioned and mistrustful.
- The disheartening lack of progress in finding a cure for the disease left patients and their families feeling hopeless.
- The disheartening experience of being rejected from a job left her feeling discouraged and uncertain about her future.
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To dishearten.
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The disheartening news of the team's loss spread throughout the city, dampening the spirits of fans.
The disheartening experience of losing a beloved pet left him feeling empty and alone.
The disheartening words of the critic cut deep, causing the artist to question their abilities.
The disheartening realization that he had failed the exam left him feeling dejected and demoralized.
