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Yes, the word demotivating exists. For instance, if we take the verb demotivate and add the "ing" to it, we can change it into a noun that we can use as an adjective. Here are a pair of sentences using demotivate and demotivating: The cut in pay served only to demotivate the development team. Moving the development team into the basement proved to be a demotivating tactic.

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