demoralized

And some not able to hold their urine or their bowel was so terribly -- well, demoralized is to say it mildly.

Interview Text Excerpt 2010

FSU again demoralized Duke, improving to 12-0 in the all-time series.

USATODAY.com 2003

FSU again demoralized Duke, improving to 12-0 in the all-time series.

USATODAY.com 2003

To see why, remember that Bush’s second term demoralized a lot of Republicans.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Thoughts on Sarah Palin and Going Rogue 2009

Lifting the spirits of the demoralized is a craft -- not a science -- and a wall covered with diplomas does not translate to talent and wisdom in this area.

Bruce E. Levine: Regaining Morale in the Age of Depression 2008

Everyone knows on the contrary that men in authority -- be they emperors, ministers, governors, or police officers -- are always, simply from the possession of power, more liable to be demoralized, that is, to subordinate public interests to their personal aims than those who have not the power to do so.

The Kingdom of God Is Within You Leo Tolstoy 1869

Much of the remaining work force, which Gregoire described as "demoralized," learned this week that her office wants to re-negotiate how much workers pay in health care premiums.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News 2011

He leaves behind a system that Federal Aviation Administration FAA head Randy Babbitt says is in the process of transformation but that critics describe as demoralized by almost eight years of turmoil and change.

The Seattle Times 2011

ain't this life a riot word of the week is 'demoralized' - no, word of the month

kelsi Diary Entry kelsi 2005

The New York Times did note, however, that Rubin appeared "demoralized" by the questioning.

Shadow Elite : Goldman Sachs - Fraud Is Not the Scandal 2010