discouraging (Meaning)
discouraging (a)
depriving of confidence or hope or enthusiasm and hence often deterring action
discouraging (s)
expressing disapproval in order to dissuade
discouraging (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Discourage
discouraging (a.)
Causing or indicating discouragement.
Synonyms & Antonyms of discouraging
discouraging Sentence Examples
- The constant rejection letters were discouraging, but she refused to give up on her writing dream.
- The lack of progress in her career was discouraging, prompting her to consider a different path.
- His pessimistic outlook on life was discouraging to those around him, dampening their spirits.
- The discouraging news from the doctor sent shivers down her spine.
- The discouraging atmosphere at work made it difficult to stay motivated and productive.
- The history of failures and setbacks can be discouraging, but it also teaches valuable lessons.
- Her discouraging words shattered his confidence and made him question his abilities.
- The discouraging statistics on climate change can make it difficult to stay hopeful about the future.
- The discouraging behavior of others can hinder personal and professional growth.
- Despite the discouraging circumstances, she persevered and achieved her goals.
FAQs About the word discouraging
depriving of confidence or hope or enthusiasm and hence often deterring action, expressing disapproval in order to dissuadeof Discourage, Causing or indicating
troublesome, disheartening, troubling, worrisome, discomfiting, perturbing, nagging, disquieting, upsetting, distressing
settling, reassuring, settling,reassuring, calming, inviting, inviting, soothing, narcotic, relaxing
The constant rejection letters were discouraging, but she refused to give up on her writing dream.
The lack of progress in her career was discouraging, prompting her to consider a different path.
His pessimistic outlook on life was discouraging to those around him, dampening their spirits.
The discouraging news from the doctor sent shivers down her spine.
