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to demoralize
01
démoraliser, démotiver
to make someone feel sad or less hopeful by weakening their confidence, mood, etc.
Transitive: to demoralize sb
02
démoraliser, dévaloriser
to undermine or weaken someone's moral principles
Transitive: to demoralize sb
03
démoraliser, démotiver
to disrupt the normal functioning or order of someone or something
Transitive: to demoralize sb/sth
demoralize
v
moralize
v
moral
adj
demoralized
adj
demoralized
adj
demoralizing
adj
demoralizing
adj
Exemple
The harsh criticism from her classmates demoralized her during the presentation.
Constant failures demoralized the team, but they eventually bounced back.
The constant disruptions in the online meeting demoralize the team, making it hard to stay focused and get work done.
Despite the challenges, she refused to let the setbacks demoralize her.
Despite setbacks in the gardening project, he refused to let them demoralize him.
