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disheartened
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Dishearten
To discourage to deprive of courage and hope to depress the spirits of to deject
disheartening
Causing loss of hope or enthusiasm
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disheartenment
Discouragement dejection depression of spirits
Disheart
To dishearten
daunting
serving to discourage dishearten or intimidate discouraging disheartening Opposite of encouraging
despond
To give up the will courage or spirit to be thoroughly disheartened to lose all courage to become dispirited or depressed to take an unhopeful view
Discourageable
Capable of being discouraged easily disheartened
dispirited
Depressed in spirits deprived of cheer or enthusiasm disheartened discouraged daunted
Reanimate
life vigor spirit or courage into to revive to reinvigorate as to reanimate a drowned person to reanimate disheartened troops to reanimate languid spirits
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