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disheartening in Polish

disheartening in Polish is przygnębiający, zniechęcający — disheartening means making someone feel discouraged or gloomy.

disheartening in Polish

przygnębiający
adj
zniechęcający
adj

What does "disheartening" mean?

  1. adj Making someone feel discouraged or gloomy.
    "After this, with the disheartening failures after the Railway Mania, railway projection in east Cornwall went to sleep."
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disheartening in a sentence

  • After this, with the disheartening failures after the Railway Mania, railway projection in east Cornwall went to sleep.

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What is "disheartening" in Polish?
"disheartening" in Polish is przygnębiający, zniechęcający. disheartening means: Making someone feel discouraged or gloomy.
Are there other ways to say "disheartening" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "disheartening": przygnębiający, zniechęcający.
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