demoralised in A Sentence

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    Terrorists are Demoralised, we are winning a psychological war against them.

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    If you give up, those who follow you will be Demoralised.

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    Answer: When I took office, the civil service was totally Demoralised and afraid of taking decisions.

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    Ans: When I took office, the civil service was totally Demoralised and afraid of taking decisions.

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    According to reports, a growing number of Demoralised Syrian citizens have also resorted to taking the drug.

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    Once a Demoralised force, the Bihar Police was beaming with pride when it successfully put around 50,000 criminals behind bars in four years.

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    I earnestly hope that with a strong programme of action before the country our perspective will improve and we will not tolerate this barren and demoralising strife.

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    He anchored partnerships with the other batsmen, and even when he ran out of partners, Wisden noted,"… but completely Demoralised the bowlers by punishing methods which brought runs at a terrific rate.

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    Besides building a positive image in the eyes of the common man, he will have to revitalise the Demoralised party rank and file by restoring the virtually snapped communication link between the Government and the average party worker.

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