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Demoralizing

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Demoralizing meaning

present participle and gerund of demoralize

Example sentences (20)

It’s dehumanizing, it’s demoralizing.

Many students prefaced their comments by speaking about their personal experiences on campus, and it was demoralizing how shocked the trustees were.

The film shows it can be frustrating, demoralizing, depressing and boring.

The Mariners were brutalized in this game, tiring their bullpen and demoralizing their starters.

The mother of Catherine Camilon has remained hopeful that her daughter is still alive despite demoralizing reports about the missing beauty queen.

Unsurprisingly, the USWNT's demoralizing performance in a sees it tumble on the rankings, all the way down to No. 7. Even that might be generous.

When the snow gets higher than your head it is VERY demoralizing trying to clean it up.

It must be pretty demoralizing to be standing between two men who you know have a better shot at winning than you do.

No doubt, the last few weeks have been demoralizing for Democrats after Joe Biden’s unsettling debate performance and the dramatic photos of a bloodied yet unbowed Trump.

Not quite an illustrated Saunders, nor an annotated Lutz, this bizarre almost-collaboration confronts the demoralizing American grind with an attitude between sympathy and resignation.

One is a former president who has been accused of rape, demoralizing women, and federal crimes related to his term and election.

The Diamondbacks completed a demoralizing three-game sweep at Fenway Park on Sunday, scoring seven unanswered runs to rally past the Red Sox 7-5.

Even so, Saturday’s 86-60 loss to Ole Miss was especially demoralizing for Stackhouse, more so for the way his team played than the outcome.

In the meantime Saddam Hussein decided to shoot scud missiles at Israel and it became a stressful and demoralizing time.

It is a bit demoralizing to see our best option at this critical juncture is to warn other countries to behave regardless.

It’s demoralizing to all lab services workers when leaders demonstrate no support and have no real understanding or connection with the front line,” Cape said.

Mr. Gosling said that while things have been tough — and sometimes demoralizing — he is confident the firm will survive.

The data is staggering and scary, and it's also demoralizing for the bar and nightlife-venue employees who, according to a 2019 report by 24/7 Wall Street, make up 4 percent of total employment in the Miami metropolitan area.

He took the mound only 24 hours after Clayton Kershaw had outpitched Noah Syndergaard in a loss that was as demoralizing to the Mets as it was one-sided.

Ignore gossip, as it is titillating in the short run, demoralizing in the long run, and takes away from positive endeavors.