Translations for „demoralise“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

demoralize, demoralise Brit [dɪˈmɒrəlaɪz, Am -ˈmɔ:r-] VB trans

demoralize

zniechęcać [perf zniechęcić]

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English

To demoralise the resistance, ships were ordered to target and bombard the sultanate's coastal towns and villages.

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The government would not countenance propaganda to demoralise officials.

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Not wanting the news to demoralise the already downcast human citizens of the plane, the other church officials buried the lunarch in secret.

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Oh, that's right by the way, many sites also tell you just how many you're up against to demoralise you further.

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There is only one kind of power that can demoralise and eventually destroy a movement that is beyond reason.

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My only purpose in politics is development and justice but hiccups at every corner do demoralise me.

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It was my first time ever playing against them, having grown up watching them demoralise teams.

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We saw the polling industry do everything they could to demoralise our campaign.

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We are tired of being demoralised by people focusing on all the negative things in our society.

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But we should not allow this to demoralise us!

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