demoralized 的定义
de·mor·al·ized, de·mor·al·iz·ing.
demoralized 近义词
dispirited
更多demoralized例句
- China’s neighbors are not devastated and demoralized from the events of a cataclysmic war as were the countries surrounding the Soviet Union in 1946 and 1947.
- They know this is a rotten deal and they are demoralized, running faster and faster with no hope of catching up.
- A crisis in leadership had the Taliban demoralized and divided.
- Motivating demoralized doctors is something that Dr. Pamela Wible, a family physician in Oregon, has some experience with.
- Ukrainian troops are completely demoralized—there is no resistance.
- But their supply lines were too long, and their army too small, exhausted, and demoralized to achieve its objectives.
- And it is too true that ages of subjugation have demoralized, to a fearful extent, the Italian People.
- Until then Anabel clung to her friend, and so did young Colton, who was far more demoralized than his wife.
- She had found herself in a milieu that demoralized her; her mind had become like "the dyer's hand, subdued to what it worked in."
- Morgan's men charged the scouting party, sending them through the village back to the main body in a very demoralized condition.
- Tom, thoroughly demoralized, was already sitting in the bottom of the boat, between the general's knees.