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demoralization
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A lowering of moral standards and behavior
The state of being mournful or in low spirits
An act of removing the enthusiasm or courage of
A feeling of unease or embarrassment
Intense psychological battle involving intimidation, demoralization, and browbeating
Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery
Weakening of one's sense of worth, strength, or authority
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A lowering of moral standards and behavior
degeneracy
depravity
decadence
debauchery
dissoluteness
corruption
perversion
dissipation
turpitude
corruptness
degenerateness
degeneration
libertinage
libertinism
decadency
rakishness
debasement
pervertedness
degradation
dissipatedness
abjection
immorality
vice
profligacy
licentiousness
sinfulness
evil
sin
dissolution
wickedness
iniquity
wantonness
lechery
iniquitousness
baseness
intemperance
lewdness
lasciviousness
overindulgence
excess
self-indulgence
impurity
loucheness
lecherousness
libidinousness
lack of morals
lack of principles
vileness
viciousness
indulgence
indecency
extravagance
voluptuousness
incontinence
immoderateness
abandonment
lubricity
lack of restraint
ungodliness
immodesty
shamelessness
sinning
impropriety
promiscuity
salaciousness
sybaritism
infamy
criminality
bawdiness
abandon
hedonism
revel
decay
nefariousness
decline
gluttony
depravation
salacity
concupiscence
carousal
moral decay
wastefulness
recklessness
bender
binge
revelry
tear
fast living
la dolce vita
life in fast lane
pleasure-seeking
dishonesty
violation
profanity
unrighteousness
impiety
flagitiousness
improbity
immoderation
bastardization
vulgarity
atrocity
looseness
prodigality
lavishness
meanness
worsening
deterioration
heinousness
evilness
lustfulness
badness
wildness
drunkenness
atrociousness
self-gratification
free-living
high-living
brutality
going to hell in handbasket
life in the fast lane
hideousness
enormity
monstrosity
depravedness
diabolicalness
brutishness
vitiation
scumbaggery
epicureanism
fall
lack of self-control
lack of control
demoralisation
UK
villainy
crookedness
wrong
fiendishness
cruelty
unscrupulousness
malignity
lawlessness
inhumanity
savagery
barbarity
wrongdoing
barbarousness
ruthlessness
savageness
malfeasance
shadiness
devilishness
foulness
heartlessness
devilry
barbarism
deviltry
mercilessness
diablerie
inhumanness
dishonour
UK
cruelness
dishonor
US
truculence
bestiality
knavery
malice
sadism
disgrace
ferocity
maleficence
bloodthirstiness
blasphemy
irreverence
godlessness
unholiness
villainousness
evil-doing
profanation
impiousness
misconduct
abuse
callousness
sordidness
peccability
peccancy
severity
animalism
bad
evildoing
murderousness
coarseness
defilement
sacrilege
irreligiousness
unrestraint
unruliness
monstrousness
horror
contemptibility
offence
UK
sauciness
offense
US
despicability
sacrilegiousness
malevolence
hard-heartedness
fierceness
spite
devilment
unkindness
ill
deceit
spitefulness
laxity
unfeelingness
coldness
treachery
desecration
duplicity
lust
impishness
dreadfulness
venality
insensitiveness
unchastity
dishonourableness
insensibility
despotism
deception
truculency
unseemliness
flagrancy
crime
transgression
abomination
disreputableness
pitilessness
wretchedness
obscenity
nastiness
lowness
double-dealing
ignobility
scandal
venom
animality
naughtiness
rancour
UK
outrageousness
masochism
evil behavior
mischief
rancor
US
deceitfulness
awfulness
chicanery
grossness
delinquency
rankness
sensuality
deceptiveness
outrage
disorder
underhandedness
fraud
profaneness
unjustness
irresponsibility
prurience
disrespect
anarchy
grievousness
malignance
heresy
lawbreaking
shamefulness
forwardness
presumptuousness
boldness
effrontery
audacity
arrogance
refractoriness
slackness
temerity
complacency
irreligion
perversity
insidiousness
sunfulness
harshness
disrepute
ugliness
blackness
dereliction
hostility
darkness
violence
wrongness
indignity
diabolism
immoral behaviour
ferity
malefaction
unhonour
UK
unhonor
US
persecution
torture
vindictiveness
cold-bloodedness
antisocial behavior
ghastliness
frightfulness
gruesomeness
unfairness
peccantness
rottenness
grisliness
horridness
promiscuousness
fraudulency
scoundrelism
repulsiveness
uncleanness
unworthiness
unwholesomeness
unchasteness
hell
laxness
wrongfulness
injustice
unlawfulness
schadenfreude
cheating
beastliness
sleeping around
sadomasochism
lack of sexual discrimination
ignominy
imposture
swindling
pettiness
sordidity
squalor
brutalism
horribleness
rot
obliquity
unsavouriness
reprobation
illegality
rudeness
balefulness
scurrilousness
scurrility
low-mindedness
intemperateness
overconsumption
fallenness
imperfection
foible
fault
culpability
pleasure
luxury
guiltiness
damnation
covetousness
sloth
demerit
tort
disobedience
pride
sensualism
kinkiness
license
licence
deviation
abnormality
high living
hardheartedness
lotus-eating
deviancy
deviance
pursuit of pleasure
hatred
bitterness
high life
lack of self-restraint
shockingness
unnaturalness
animosity
villianousness
hate
enmity
outrageous behavior
maliciousness
spleen
animus
remorselessness
malignancy
ferociousness
relentlessness
inclemency
cattiness
hatefulness
despite
cold-heartedness
vengefulness
black-heartedness
lack of regard
lack of sympathy
lack of charity
blood lust
poisonousness
venomousness
hurtfulness
rascality
roguery
mischievousness
ill will
bad blood
shenanigans
roguishness
waggery
waggishness
hob
tomfoolery
cheekiness
more ❯
“Nor need anything be said concerning the utter
demoralization
of standards of fair competition in the manufacturing industries.”
Noun
▲
The state of being mournful or in low spirits
despondency
dispiritedness
despair
disheartenment
dejection
depression
dismay
discouragement
sadness
melancholy
hopelessness
gloom
downheartedness
gloominess
pessimism
disappointment
dumps
blues
low spirits
desolation
despondence
desperation
misery
unhappiness
melancholia
disconsolateness
miserableness
forlornness
joylessness
dolefulness
distress
heartache
sorrowfulness
grief
dreariness
wretchedness
sorrow
doldrums
glumness
cheerlessness
heartsickness
despond
oppression
mournfulness
defeatism
mopes
blue devils
anguish
woe
dolor
funk
blue funk
the blues
the hump
demotivation
downer
bummer
worry
pain
resignation
angst
the blahs
torment
resignedness
trial
cross
lack of confidence
loss of confidence
cold feet
lack of enthusiasm
ordeal
agony
excruciation
hardship
affliction
tribulation
torture
rue
dolour
anxiety
burden
heartbreak
travail
suffering
straits
dashed hopes
disconsolation
misgiving
bitterness
vexation
moodiness
sullenness
chagrin
woefulness
foreboding
somberness
bleakness
weariness
catatonia
malaise
dysphoria
saturninity
desperateness
dismals
mope
mourning
dullness
dourness
pensiveness
anhedonia
heaviness
sulks
moroseness
morbidity
dismalness
blahs
horror
mulligrubs
mubblefubbles
low-spiritedness
heavy heart
being bummed
blue Johnnies
heavy-heartedness
the dismals
the mopes
demoralisation
UK
regret
hurt
infelicity
discomfort
sorriness
heaviness of heart
lamentation
disquiet
broken-heartedness
upset
trouble
mortification
grieving
bereavement
lamenting
discontent
listlessness
trauma
broken heart
pang
dissatisfaction
uneasiness
dole
bemoaning
dejectedness
lament
remorse
irritation
abjection
headache
mental suffering
letdown
ennui
negativity
hurting
darkness
grievance
worriment
rack
mopery
poignancy
tearfulness
bewailing
throe
Weltschmerz
lowness
purgatory
shock
disquietude
down
care
abjectness
megrim
aching
agitation
tragedy
disillusionment
shadow
disenchantment
strain
bother
stress
ache
pall
turmoil
annoyance
blackness
harassment
discomposure
deploring
displeasure
apathy
dysthymia
devastation
spectre
UK
indifference
discontentment
disillusion
passion
emotional suffering
downcastness
concern
blight
misfortune
twinge
perturbation
cloud
fretfulness
qualm
specter
US
menace
embarrassment
slough of despond
boredom
negative thinking
tedium
lassitude
nightmare
restlessness
abasement
doom and gloom
hell on earth
heavyheartedness
weeping
the dumps
ill-humor
discord
unrest
strife
tumult
grimness
distraction
scruple
fear
painfulness
loneliness
calvary
bale
sombreness
extreme unhappiness
dark night of the soul
unfulfilment
martyrdom
cynicism
baby blues
threat
heartbrokenness
tension
pressure
bathos
pining
repining
tenseness
perplexity
stew
unconsolability
dolefuls
wistfulness
repentance
agony of mind
aching heart
bleeding heart
chill
problem
visitation
shame
dread
trepidation
negativeness
a low
megrims
low
slump
extreme upset
down trip
hump
vapors
US
vapours
UK
lugubriosity
troubles
world-weariness
clinical depression
hell
black mood
gloom and doom
disturbance
endogenous depression
lugubriousness
mirthlessness
lypemania
reactive depression
anger
murder
abyss
hellhole
frustration
disgruntlement
negativism
infirmity
postnatal depression
disease
Gehenna
one's black dog
sickness
illness
ailment
resentment
aggravation
disaffection
discontentedness
disorder
weakness
fatalism
malady
debility
trials and tribulations
indisposition
condition
malcontentment
malcontent
fluster
derangement
alarm
feebleness
disarray
disruption
plague
unease
scourge
queasiness
curse
pitifulness
decrepitude
unfulfillment
unhealthiness
pest
enervation
nuisance
emotion
sickliness
acceptance of the inevitable
languor
plaintiveness
piteousness
passive acceptance
calamity
pitiableness
feeling
sentiment
ruin
infirmness
destruction
undoing
ailments
ills
nemesis
weltschmerz
ruination
evil
poignance
downfall
bane
cross to bear
fatal attraction
disaster
bête noire
bête noir
death
bitter pill
pathos
deep sadness
more ❯
“She eventually revealed the isolation, fear, and
demoralization
she felt as a result of her relationship with her spouse.”
Noun
▲
An act of removing the enthusiasm or courage of
discouragement
deflation
devitalization
discomfiture
enervation
crushing
subdual
undermining
agitation
perturbation
trepidation
intimidation
unmanning
weakening
lowering of spirits
“It is easy to imagine the accumulative
demoralization
of the citizens and the gradual worsening of civic standards.”
Noun
▲
A feeling of unease or embarrassment
discomfiture
embarrassment
fluster
confusion
chagrin
mortification
abashment
disconcertment
agitation
shame
discomposure
perturbation
distress
uneasiness
unease
nervousness
disorientation
disquiet
disconcertion
discombobulation
discomfort
awkwardness
upset
flusteredness
comedown
vexation
defeat
frustration
disappointment
nonplus
undoing
humiliation
puzzlement
bewilderment
perplexity
mystification
bafflement
dither
wonder
befuddlement
wonderment
doubt
befuddling
distraction
muddle
uncertainty
perplexing
bamboozlement
stupefaction
confounding
astonishment
tangle
shock
confusedness
bemusement
daze
bewilderedness
discomfiting
unsettling
fog
mixup
lather
whirl
dumbfounding
flap
stew
upsetting
addling
tangling
maze
surprise
turbulence
difficulty
misperception
obscuring
cluttering
pother
misunderstanding
blurring
head-scratching
stirring up
demoralisation
UK
stupor
consternation
haze
amazement
trance
anxiety
disturbance
worry
incomprehension
awe
trepidation
alarm
dismay
muddledness
startlement
disbelief
incredulity
disquietude
hysteria
fear
narcosis
nadaville
lala-land
apprehension
apprehensiveness
concern
spin
dazedness
swoon
gauze
glaze
inquietude
surprize
obfuscation
disorder
egg on one's face
derangement
panic
frenzy
tizzy
suspicion
malaise
questioning
trouble
speechlessness
doubtfulness
deliriousness
anxiousness
blankness
sweat
concernment
muddlement
numbness
nervosity
solicitude
agita
fogginess
turmoil
insanity
madness
mania
harassment
excitement
delirium
unrest
astoundment
fright
state of shock
affront
mental fogginess
disruption
disarray
skepticism
US
dumbfoundedness
edginess
confoundment
quandary
cluelessness
giddiness
dwaal
scepticism
UK
not understanding
lack of comprehension
qualms
misgiving
self-consciousness
being confused
being bewildered
dwam
dubiety
upheaval
care
blindness
vagueness
obscurity
jumble
tension
emotion
state of stupefaction
disillusion
marvel
curiosity
confused state
nervous excitement
state of confusion
state of bewilderment
state of disorientation
trancelike state
bother
obliviousness
perplexion
feverishness
fever
mental unclarity
disorientedness
perplexedness
crazedness
discord
abstraction
disgrace
ignominy
admiration
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
indignity
annoyance
irritation
anger
inconvenience
lack of understanding
abasement
degradation
grief
hurt
grievance
torment
hassle
shake-up
humbling
horror
terror
stunner
commotion
queasiness
turn-up
dislocation
mental distress
dumbfoundment
condescension
dread
resignation
something else
dementia
dementedness
one for the books
flabbergastment
astoundedness
flabbergast
blow
loss of face
irrationality
state
scare
alarum
funk
fearfulness
put down
trauma
bring down
tizz
swivet
bombshell
devastation
cold sweat
jam
fight-or-flight reaction
crush
cold feet
rush
hallucination
lunacy
incoherence
calenture
revelation
whammy
temporary insanity
temporary madness
injury
thunderbolt
earthquake
encounter
rude awakening
eye-opener
state of agitation
double whammy
bolt from the blue
state of perturbation
source of consternation
kick in the teeth
source of distress
a bolt out of the blue
source of amazement
a bolt from the blue
more ❯
Noun
▲
Intense psychological battle involving intimidation, demoralization, and browbeating
war of nerves
browbeating
demoralisation
UK
intimidation
psychological warfare
saber-rattling
discouragement
deflation
discomfiture
devitalization
enervation
crushing
undermining
subdual
perturbation
trepidation
agitation
lowering of spirits
unmanning
weakening
Noun
▲
Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery
corruption
dishonesty
fraud
unscrupulousness
crookedness
fraudulence
profiteering
duplicity
shadiness
venality
crime
criminality
deceit
deception
delinquency
fiddling
lawbreaking
misconduct
bribery
extortion
graft
jobbery
malfeasance
subornation
villainy
wrongdoing
bribing
demoralisation
UK
fraudulency
knavery
malversation
misfeasance
sleaze
exploitation
nepotism
payola
racket
shuffle
double-dealing
dishonest dealings
palm-greasing
shady dealings
breach of trust
being on the take
kickback
hush money
malpractice
maladministration
inducement
enticement
buying off
influence peddling
thievery
skimming
back-scratching
unlawful practices
traffic of influence
illegal means
shady business
underhand means
dirty tricks
dirty dealings
sharp practices
money under the table
wheeling and dealing
payoff
bribe
fix
payment
palm greasing
more ❯
Noun
▲
Weakening of one's sense of worth, strength, or authority
disempowerment
debilitation
demoralisation
UK
deprivation
disheartening
emasculation
invalidation
marginalisation
UK
marginalization
US
powerlessness
weakness
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