Synonyms for demoralized
de·mor·al·ized

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1. demoralized, demoralised, discouraged, disheartenedadjective

   made less hopeful or enthusiastic

   "desperate demoralized people looking for work"; "felt discouraged by the magnitude of the problem"; "the disheartened instructor tried vainly to arouse their interest"

   Synonyms:
   demoralised, discouraged, disheartened

   Antonyms:
   optimistic

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1. Bernie Sanders:

   Democrats will not win in 2022 with a demoralized base. There must be energy and excitement. Today, in these difficult times, the American people want to know that their elected officials have the courage to take on the powerful special interests and fight for their needs.

2. Greg Abbott:

   In many instances during my life, I have shown integrity and taken the right path under pressure, but in this perfect storm I buckled, to every single soul demoralized or offended by my actions, I deeply apologize.

3. La Isla:

   I can tell you that for my oldest daughter, she likes the online classes. She did very well in them. My youngest daughter had a really hard time with online learning. She's a social creature. She enjoys the camaraderie of her teachers and her classmates, and she was very demoralized. Both of them are dying for school to start back up.

4. Yuri Golodov:

   Russian soldiers are frightened, demoralized. They are afraid to part with each other, because they are being shot at from every bush.

5. Paul DiGiacomo:

   The increase in detectives and other cops filing for retirement comes as no shock, no one wants to come to work every day and be demoralized and vilified as they risk their lives to protect people.