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Definition of discouraged in English: discouragedadjective dɪˈskʌrɪdʒddəˈskərijd Having lost confidence or enthusiasm; disheartened. he must be feeling pretty discouraged Example sentencesExamples - At 250 ppm, the oil discouraged termites from plowing through the sand.
- I don't think I've ever been more discouraged than I am tonight.
- Those who work toward liberation might easily feel discouraged by the small amount of progress made.
- I am not discouraged at all for these cases.
- The ability to select and deselect the files from the preview menu was hardly friendly, and I was initially left quite discouraged.
- At first I looked at Dice a little, somewhat discouraged by previous experiences with online job boards.
- And unfortunately, the polls make people feel discouraged.
- But luckily she chose to be inspired rather than discouraged by the experience.
- The trick is to start small and not get discouraged.
- Nevertheless, the Jewish people should not be discouraged.
- All of the above types of behavior, and others not mentioned, demonstrate the discouraged child taking the path of easy success.
- Be aware of situations that depress you or that cause you to feel lonely, bored, frustrated, or discouraged.
- Fitz and Charm weren't discouraged a bit by this honest exposition.
- In fact, you'll see results so quickly you won't have time to be discouraged.
- After searching everywhere in vain they became discouraged and beat the drums for him.
- Not discouraged, Johnson decided to build a ' new ' line across the Superior Avenue viaduct to Public Square.
- To keep myself from getting discouraged, I kept reminding myself that all this was only temporary.
- Henry himself had no reason to be seriously discouraged.
- Despite my confidence, Burt still felt discouraged.
- Please never allow yourself to get discouraged.
Definition of discouraged in US English: discouragedadjectivedəˈskərijd Having lost confidence or enthusiasm; disheartened. he must be feeling pretty discouraged Example sentencesExamples - All of the above types of behavior, and others not mentioned, demonstrate the discouraged child taking the path of easy success.
- To keep myself from getting discouraged, I kept reminding myself that all this was only temporary.
- The ability to select and deselect the files from the preview menu was hardly friendly, and I was initially left quite discouraged.
- In fact, you'll see results so quickly you won't have time to be discouraged.
- Please never allow yourself to get discouraged.
- The trick is to start small and not get discouraged.
- Those who work toward liberation might easily feel discouraged by the small amount of progress made.
- After searching everywhere in vain they became discouraged and beat the drums for him.
- I don't think I've ever been more discouraged than I am tonight.
- At first I looked at Dice a little, somewhat discouraged by previous experiences with online job boards.
- Not discouraged, Johnson decided to build a ' new ' line across the Superior Avenue viaduct to Public Square.
- I am not discouraged at all for these cases.
- Fitz and Charm weren't discouraged a bit by this honest exposition.
- Henry himself had no reason to be seriously discouraged.
- But luckily she chose to be inspired rather than discouraged by the experience.
- Nevertheless, the Jewish people should not be discouraged.
- Be aware of situations that depress you or that cause you to feel lonely, bored, frustrated, or discouraged.
- Despite my confidence, Burt still felt discouraged.
- And unfortunately, the polls make people feel discouraged.
- At 250 ppm, the oil discouraged termites from plowing through the sand.
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