verb
dispirit
Dispirit (verb) means to reduce someone's morale; to make them despondent or downhearted.
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To reduce someone's morale; to make them despondent or downhearted.
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What is the meaning of dispirit?
"dispirit" (verb) means to reduce someone's morale; to make them despondent or downhearted.
What is another word for dispirit?
Other words for "dispirit" include depress, demoralise, dismay, demoralize, deject.
What is the opposite of dispirit?
Opposites of "dispirit" include bolster, gladden, elevate, inspire, exhilarate.
