dispiriting's Usage Examples:

This was a very tiring and dispiriting time for Lee who was always very physically active.

However, the lessons learned were considered anticlimactic and dispiriting.

"The scene might easily be banal and dispiriting; instead, it is dispiriting but also terrible.

supposedly racist remarks, McClain told the Singapore Straits Times: "It's dispiriting and disheartening that we are still dealing with these kinds of issues.

" Rutten called the book a "dispiriting tome" and said that the Kennedy assassination conspiracy, as recounted.

and the accused give differing accounts of the lead-up to the crime, a dispiriting and frustrating evening out in London.

Pollard and Pevsner describe the architecture as "hulking" and "dispiriting", but "richly sculptural".

previous manager Javier Clemente led the Mediterranean Knights to a dispiriting loss against DR Congo, the penultimate 2018 world cup qualifier they.

" Music critic Robert Christgau wrote "After a long, dispiriting string of releases that gradually devolved from hit-or-miss to cynical.

” - used after a particularly dispiriting loss or play.

Mayuko focuses on marketing to increase the store's profile, but learns a dispiriting lesson.

they not use me? Why are they wasting the taxpayers' money? It was very dispiriting.

Monthly Film Bulletin spoke of the film in negative terms, calling it a "dispiriting experience".

As it is, the episode is dispiriting in how disposably it treats its world, while reaching for a pair of emotional.

economic prospects at home, breaking free of their constraint in the dispiriting confines of a grim cityscape of mid-20th century Brutalist urban architecture.

This dispiriting waste of talent and time exists solely to let two grandes dames of the.

tells the story of a father whose home, work life, and environment are dispiriting and depressing.

women’s issues choosing to air a show that makes the entire gender a dispiriting, hateful laughingstock.

The Guardian criticised it for "lacking in sense of place" and "dispiriting banality".

Synonyms:

disheartening; discouraging; demoralizing; demoralising;

Antonyms:

heartening; helpful; persuasive; hopeful; encouraging;