Demoralize

Both attacks appeared intended to demoralize the Pakistani military and law enforcement and to dissuade Pakistan’s leaders from going to battle with the TTP.

Ten of those spies returned with a misleading report meant to demoralize the nation and prevent the conquest from taking place.

Gothmog wasn't afraid to get his hands dirty, and that meant using a variety of psychological fear tactics to demoralize his enemies.

Whenever Rask makes a blind save through traffic, or stops a redirect with his biceps, or extends the toe to demoralize an opponent, that’s a result of one of the best goalies in the world playing to the peak of his abilities.

If the union accepts the present concessions being demanded of it, it will demoralize and weaken the union.

They have likely gotten in your head to demoralize, dehumanize, in other words, make you feel more like they do inside, kinda not there, not human.

Afterwards, a Creole -speaking American Gendarmerie officer and two US marines infiltrated Péralte's camp, killing him and photographing his corpse in an attempt to demoralize the rebels.

Enforcers and other players fight to demoralize the opposing players while exciting their own, as well as settling personal scores.

In an attempt to demoralize Abd al-Rahman's troops, al-Fihri ensured that his troops not only were well fed, but also ate gluttonous amounts of food in full view of the Umayyad lines.

Many sieges could take months, if not years, to weaken or demoralize the defenders sufficiently.

Plautus perhaps does this to demoralize the characters.

The aim of the bombing campaign was to demoralize the North Vietnamese, damage their economy, and reduce their capacity to support the war in the hope that they would negotiate for peace, but it failed to have those effects.

To demoralize enemy troops, snipers can follow predictable patterns.