dispiriting (Meaning)

Wordnet

dispiriting (s)

destructive of morale and self-reliance

Webster

of Dispirit

The dispiriting report detailed the company's declining sales and dwindling profits.
The dispiriting weather forecast predicted rain and gloom for the entire week.
The dispiriting news of the job cuts sent a wave of anxiety through the employees.
The dispiriting sight of the neglected neighborhood filled her with a sense of hopelessness.
The dispiriting loss in the championship game left the team feeling defeated and demoralized.
The dispiriting lack of progress in negotiations left both sides feeling frustrated and pessimistic.
The dispiriting realization that he would never achieve his dream left him feeling empty and unfulfilled.
The dispiriting state of the economy made it difficult for businesses to thrive and individuals to make ends meet.
The dispiriting cycle of poverty seemed insurmountable, leaving families trapped in a hopeless situation.
The dispiriting news of the natural disaster brought a wave of sadness and empathy across the nation.

destructive of morale and self-relianceof Dispirit

demoralizing, disturbing,disheartening, worrisome, daunting, troubling, discomfiting, discouraging, disquieting, troublesome

reassuring, settling,reassuring, settling, narcotic, relaxing, calming, relaxing, consoling, dreamy

The dispiriting report detailed the company's declining sales and dwindling profits.

The dispiriting weather forecast predicted rain and gloom for the entire week.

The dispiriting news of the job cuts sent a wave of anxiety through the employees.

The dispiriting sight of the neglected neighborhood filled her with a sense of hopelessness.