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- adverb In a
demoralizing manner.
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Examples
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Years went by, numbingly, totally demoralizingly, without work or hope.
Steve Fraser: Uncle Sam Doesn't Want You Steve Fraser 2011
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Years went by, numbingly, totally demoralizingly, without work or hope.
Steve Fraser: Uncle Sam Doesn't Want You Steve Fraser 2011
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Now Helva had to admit Niall Parollan had been demoralizingly accurate about Brawn Teron of Acthion.
the ship who sang McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- 1969
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Now Helva had to admit Niall Parollan had been demoralizingly accurate about Brawn Teron of Acthion.
The Ship Who Sang McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- 1969
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Of all the superfluous non-books being published this winter for the Christmas luxury trade, there is none more demoralizingly significant than a monster volume called Nothing Personal.
Everybody Knows My Name Brustein, Robert 1964
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With the decline in volume of the company's business, the amount of routine work in the office became unbearably, demoralizingly light.
White Ashes Alden Charles Noble
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But Kristol did have something hopeful to add about the demoralizingly underwhelming 2012 GOP presidential field: If you look at the polls in September 2007, were Rudy Giuliani and Fred Thompson.
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Years went by, numbingly, totally demoralizingly, without work or hope.
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Years went by, numbingly, totally demoralizingly, without work or hope.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Steve Fraser 2011
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Not that they aren't intelligent people, but too damn many are demoralizingly ready to give up or wish away their actual fight today on some far fetched Nirvana of tomorrowland.
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