discouraging
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definition
verb
I don't want to discourage you, but I don't think it's such a good idea
cause (someone) to lose confidence or enthusiasm.
adjective
a discouraging experience
causing someone to lose confidence or enthusiasm; depressing.
translation of 'discouraging'
adjective
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example
Telling people to boost a goal they might not even have reached yet could also be 'discouraging' , he adds.
The news from Albright over the satellite phone was 'discouraging' .
Such sloppy raids have had a 'discouraging' impact on nightspot patronage.
We are living, my dear friend, in a 'discouraging' time.
The available figures on the knowledge of some health professionals are 'discouraging' .
The political environment is likely to be equally 'discouraging' for Labour.
A new period begins amid circumstances much more 'discouraging' for the economic struggle of the proletariat.
Despite the 'discouraging' times, Israeli activists continue to struggle on many fronts.
Theft was a very 'discouraging' problem from the very start.
There is nothing more 'discouraging' to a society than playing to empty seats.
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