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to demoralize
01
desmoralizar, desencorajar
to make someone feel sad or less hopeful by weakening their confidence, mood, etc.
Transitive: to demoralize sb
Example
The harsh criticism from her classmates demoralized her during the presentation.
Despite the challenges, she refused to let the setbacks demoralize her.
Constant failures demoralized the team, but they eventually bounced back.
02
desmoralizar, desalentar
to undermine or weaken someone's moral principles
Transitive: to demoralize sb
Example
The exposure to violent video games at a young age can demoralize children.
The corrupting influence of organized crime demoralizes individuals by normalizing unethical behavior.
The exploitation of vulnerable workers in sweatshops demoralizes communities by perpetuating cycles of poverty and injustice.
03
desmoralizar, desencorajar
to disrupt the normal functioning or order of someone or something
Transitive: to demoralize sb/sth
Example
The power outage demoralized the manufacturing plant, causing production delays and financial losses.
The computer virus demoralized the office, resulting in a temporary shutdown of the network and loss of data.
The mismanagement of funds demoralized the nonprofit organization, jeopardizing its ability to fulfill its mission.
word family
moral
Adjective
moralize
Verb
demoralize
Verb
demoralized
Adjective
demoralized
Adjective
demoralizing
Adjective
demoralizing
Adjective
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