demoralize [dɪˈmɔːrəlaɪz, Brit -ˈmɒr-] VERBO trans
- demoralize
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| I | demoralize |
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| you | demoralize |
| he/she/it | demoralizes |
| we | demoralize |
| you | demoralize |
| they | demoralize |
| I | demoralized |
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| you | demoralized |
| he/she/it | demoralized |
| we | demoralized |
| you | demoralized |
| they | demoralized |
| I | have | demoralized |
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| you | have | demoralized |
| he/she/it | has | demoralized |
| we | have | demoralized |
| you | have | demoralized |
| they | have | demoralized |
| I | had | demoralized |
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| you | had | demoralized |
| he/she/it | had | demoralized |
| we | had | demoralized |
| you | had | demoralized |
| they | had | demoralized |
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The citizenry was starving, physically sick, mentally exhausted, and almost completely demoralized.
en.wikipedia.org During this same period, the population was facing food shortages and was, for the most part, demoralized by the losses incurred during the war.
en.wikipedia.org With no specific tasks or important things to be done, they both become increasingly isolated and demoralized as the time goes by.
en.wikipedia.org This means that the smaller force is immediately demoralized.
en.wikipedia.org 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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- democrat
- democratic
- demolish
- demolition
- demon
- demoralize
- demote
- den
- denial
- denim
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