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Demoralize

usgb/dɪˈmɔːrəlaɪz/Volume
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Emotional ImpactPlay
Demoralize often implies strong emotional effects, such as feelings of defeat or loss of spirit. SlideThe constant criticism demoralized the artist, who then struggled to paint.
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Not PhysicalPlay
'Demoralize' is about affecting morale, not physical strength or ability. SlideEven though the athletes were fit, the harsh weather demoralized them.
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Power DynamicsPlay
It can be used when a person or event has power to undermine others' confidence. SlideThe CEO's resignation demoralized the entire staff.
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