Courage - Law Dictionary Search Results
Demoralize
or lessen the effect of moral principles on to render corrupt or untrustworthy in morals in discipline in courage spirit etc to weaken in spirit or efficiency
Dishearten
To discourage to deprive of courage and hope to depress the spirits of to deject
Dismay
To disable with alarm or apprehensions to depress the spirits or courage of to deprive or firmness and energy through fear to daunt to appall to terrify
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Dismayedness
A state of being dismayed dejection of courage dispiritedness
Embolden
To give boldness or courage to to encourage
encouraged
made to feel more courage hope or optimism
Enervate
To deprive of nerve force strength or courage to render feeble or impotent to make effeminate to impair the moral powers of
Enhearten
To give heart to to fill with courage to embolden
Enterprise
That which is undertaken something attempted to be performed a work projected which involves activity courage energy and the like a bold arduous or hazardous attempt an undertaking as a manly enterprise a warlike
Discourage
To extinguish the courage of to dishearten to depress the spirits of to deprive of confidence to deject the opposite of encourage
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