dispiriting 的定义
- tending to lower the spirit or enthusiasm; depressing; discouraging
dispiriting 近义词
depressing
更多dispiriting例句
- Perhaps even the indefatigable John Kerry might be discouraged from more futile and dispiriting peace talks.
- What do you find most dispiriting about the current talk news climate?
- It makes for disturbing and dispiriting but essential and educational reading.
- So, Obama either did not do that or—more dispiriting to contemplate—he did do it and this still happened.
- This is as outrageous as it is dispiriting (and predictable).
- But both the young women were fairly cheerful; such weather on a dry upland is not in itself dispiriting.
- When fault has to be found, let it be done sharply and once for all, but nagging is dispiriting and intolerable.
- Her threatened sentence, however, so far from dispiriting the Reformer increased his courage.
- Yes, it is a comfort to me, in the midst of so many dispiriting European signs, that France has come so far through her struggle.
- This persistent desertion was almost as dispiriting as open hostility, and an evil fate seemed to hang over the expedition.