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demoralisation's Usage Examples:

Irwin"s own personal analysis of the campaign attributed significant demoralisation and rising discontentment amongst Indian troops due to the subversive.

systematically bloody repression by the ‘forces of order’; confusion and demoralisation of the moderate left; fanatical vengefulness on the part of the right.

However, the demoralisation of the Spanish army, composed in a large part of untrained conscripts.

collapse of the Soviet Union, resulted in a widespread fragmentation and demoralisation even amongst those marxist writers who were critical of the stalinist.

refusal of the “Arab League“ to intervene had been a cause of widespread demoralisation of the Palestinian Arab population.

An effective tactical method is the demoralisation of the enemy by defeating their army and routing them from the battlefield.

Lyrically, the song has a melancholic theme, detailing the demoralisation and rationalisation of alcoholism through the thought process of a "party.

hyenas representing non-Polish interests, assisted by Mossad and “godless, satanical masons propagating nihilism and demoralisation.

The aim was to create confusion, fears, insecurity and demoralisation in enemy territory by dropping so-called "attack packages".

and May had failed to achieve its more grandiose aims, had led to the demoralisation of French troops and confounded the Anglo-French strategy for 1917.

left behind it to those who were to come afterwards a very terrible, rankling and long-enduring debt of party hatreds, of political and social demoralisation.

" He notes that with meat-eating, one must accept a "demoralisation of character," as a result from the animals that must be killed, "whatever.

The growing demoralisation and fatigue of the French soldiers as they are commanded back and forth.

Synonyms:

degradation, demoralization, debasement,

Antonyms:

psychotic depression, natural elevation, highland, purity,