demoralized in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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demoralized in the PONS Dictionary

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It is fairly demoralizing and can lead to unmotivated teams.
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This means that the smaller force is immediately demoralized.
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Seizure of the initiative demoralized the larger loyal or uncommitted forces nearby.
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In the meantime he took personal charge of 400 demoralized and poorly-supervised salesmen.
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They fly around at different points of the novel, demoralizing troops.
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So thoroughly demoralized were the volunteers that a new army had to be called into the field.
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The company did not cut back on its efforts, and rumor-mongering about plant closures and to demoralize workers was still effective.
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This also allowed for the punishment of clergymen who tried to invoke spiritual discipline upon those under them who exhibited immoral or spiritually demoralizing behaviour.
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His action demoralized the enemy in this sector and the company advanced and took the position.
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The enlisted men, demoralized by idle life and revolutionary propaganda, have already been organized for a mutiny by a well-entrenched core of conspirators.
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