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- Dictionarydisheartened/dɪsˈhɑːtnd/
adjective
- 1. having lost determination or confidence; dispirited: "a disheartened tone of voice"
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The meaning of DISHEARTEN is to cause to lose hope, enthusiasm, or courage : to cause to lose spirit or morale. How to use dishearten in a sentence.
having lost confidence, hope, and energy: She was very disheartened by the results of the test. After several setbacks it's hard not to grow disheartened. See. dishearten. Fewer examples. The harder I try, the more disheartened I become. Don't be disheartened. It will be fine. We all feel disheartened sometimes, but we have to keep going.
Disheartened definition: having one’s hope, courage, or spirits depressed; discouraged or demoralized. See examples of DISHEARTENED used in a sentence.
to make a person lose confidence, hope, and energy. Synonym. discourage (MAKE LESS CONFIDENT) Opposites. cheer. hearten. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Disappointing yourself and others. abjectly. anticlimactic. anticlimax. be cracked up to be something idiom. be one in the eye for someone idiom. blow. break. bubble. disappointingly.
Dishearten definition: to depress the hope, courage, or spirits of; discourage. . See examples of DISHEARTEN used in a sentence.
When you're disheartened, you feel discouraged or let down. It's easy to become disheartened if the grades on your report card don't reflect the hard work and dedication you exerted.
If someone tells you not to be disheartened, they want you to stay upbeat and positive. Something that brings you down or steals your sense of hope disheartens you. Uncracking the code of the verb dishearten couldn't be easier. Just take it apart, and it quickly reveals its meaning.
