What is a sentence using the word demoralizing?

Answer 1

Repeated losses in battle demoralized the German troops on the Eastern Front.

The demoralized artist took months to recover from a slight illness. (adjective)

Being passed over for the promotion demoralized the account executive, and his work suffered.

Answer 2

Demoralize means to discourage, to induce despair in someone. "The football team were demoralized when their back fumbled just before scoring a touchdown, and the other team recovered and ran it back for a touchdown of their own."

Or, if you don't care for American football: "Having one own goal in a game is bad enough, but scoring two completely demoralized the team."

Answer 3

Demoralize means to discourage, to induce despair in someone. "The football team were demoralized when their back fumbled just before scoring a touchdown, and the other team recovered and ran it back for a touchdown of their own."

Or, if you don't care for American football: "Having one own goal in a game is bad enough, but scoring two completely demoralized the team."

Answer 4

The enemy's withering fire was very demoralizing to our troops in that field.

Answer 5

This raid is certain to demoralize our enemy.

Answer 6

The constant criticism from her boss was demoralizing and made her lose confidence in her abilities.