discouraging in Italian
discouraging in Italian is scoraggiante — discouraging means making someone feel less confident or hopeful.
discouraging in Italian
scoraggiante
That causes discouragement.
What does "discouraging" mean?
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adj Making someone feel less confident or hopeful.
"The test results were discouraging, but the doctor said not to lose hope."
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discouraging in a sentence
- The test results were discouraging, but the doctor said not to lose hope.
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What is "discouraging" in Italian?
"discouraging" in Italian is scoraggiante. discouraging means: Making someone feel less confident or hopeful.
How do you use "discouraging" in a sentence?
Example: "The test results were discouraging, but the doctor said not to lose hope." In Italian, "discouraging" is scoraggiante.
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