নৈতিকভাবে বা পানাসক্তি বা যৌনক্ষুধা চরিতার্থ দ্বারা দুর্নীতিগ্রস্ত

Verb:

নীতিনষ্ট করা,

demoralizes's Usage Examples:

This news demoralizes Dexter as he still loves Judy.

mantra becomes "Get the ball to the Italians", which, though effective, demoralizes the team.

The Beast taunts and demoralizes the Doctor, Rose, and the crew, telling them that they will die.

The new dress code demoralizes the students until a rainstorm soaks through the uniforms, causing their.

This severely demoralizes Eddy and his fellow soldiers.

It paralyses, weakens and demoralizes them.

Ares demoralizes the Argives, but Neoptolemos holds his ground and slays Eurypylus.

day, an uncle of the Pandavas is appointed as Karna's charioteer, and demoralizes him on Krishna's instructions.

… Burlesque, insensate, spiritless and undiscriminating, demoralizes both the audience and the players.

coup de grâce to the Kandemirian fleet, broadcasting a message which demoralizes the crews, at the same time encouraging the subject races in the Empire.

Julian demoralizes David in front of the class by indicating that he his power to temporarily.

Octavian defeats Antony, which demoralizes he and his men.

But this never demoralizes her to help her friends.

they were "using our children to kill their parents" and that "whoever demoralizes our youth is a criminal and an enemy of the people.

Taylor eventually apologizes for this decision, as it demoralizes his players and takes him several days to win back their respect.

This decision demoralizes our soldiers".

As they fight, Einon demoralizes Bowen by declaring he never believed in the code and only used Bowen.

The person demoralizes the victim and does not allow for a correction of behaviors and actions.

government is cracking down on the media, prohibiting any material that demoralizes the government and Islamic heritage.

" Sarah condemned polygamy, stating: [polygamy] completely demoralizes good men and makes bad men correspondingly worse.

demoralizes's Meaning':

corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality

Synonyms:

cast down; dispirit; depress; demoralise; deject; chill; discourage; dismay; get down;

Antonyms:

encourage; elate; dissimilate; detransitivize; focus;