Demoralising — synonyms, definition

1. demoralising (Adjective) Brit

demoralizing disheartening dispiriting

demoralising (Adjective) — Destructive of morale and self-reliance. ex. "To me the whole trip was demoralising"

2. demoralising (Verb) Brit

casting down corrupting debasing debauching dejecting depraving depressing dismaying getting down misdirecting perverting profaning subverting vitiating

demoralising (Verb) — Corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality. ex. "Socrates was accused of demoralising young men"

demoralising (Verb) — Lower someone's spirits; make downhearted. ex. "The news demoralised her"

demoralising (Verb) — Confuse or put into disorder. ex. "the boss's behaviour demoralised everyone in the office"

altering baffling beating bedeviling befuddling bewildering changing confounding confusing discombobulating discouraging dumbfounding flummoxing foxing frustrating fuddling getting graveling modifying mystifying • • • bastardising bastardizing carnalising carnalizing chilling infecting leading astray leading off poisoning sensualising sensualizing suborning