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disheartenment

/dɪsˈhɑː.tən.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un sentiment de découragement ou de perte d'espoir face à des obstacles, ou l'effet d'une nouvelle ou d'une situation qui laisse quelqu'un abattu ou effrayé.

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noun

/dɪsˈhɑː.tən.mənt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un sentiment de découragement ou de perte d'espoir face à des obstacles, ou l'effet d'une nouvelle ou d'une situation qui laisse quelqu'un abattu ou effrayé.

A noun referring to the feeling of despair or loss of hope when faced with obstacles, or a communication that leaves someone disheartened or daunted.

  1. Feeling of DespairC1formal

    The emotional state of losing hope or confidence when confronted with difficulties or obstacles.

    frDécouragement

    • His repeated failures led to a deep sense of disheartenment.
    • The team's disheartenment was palpable after losing the championship game.
    • She struggled to overcome her disheartenment after the project was rejected.

    Synonymesdejectiondespairdespondencydiscouragementdismaydownheartednesshopelessness

    Antonymescheerconfidenceencouragementhopeoptimismspiritedness

  2. Discouraging CommunicationC1formal

    A message or piece of information that causes someone to lose motivation or feel daunted.

    frDécouragement communicatif

    • The letter of rejection was a source of great disheartenment for the applicant.
    • His critical feedback, though intended to be helpful, only added to her disheartenment.
    • The news of the budget cuts brought disheartenment to the entire department.

    Synonymesdampenerdeterrentdiscouragementdissuasiondowner

Formes
  • disheartenments plural form
  • disheartenments' possessive plural form
  • disheartenment's possessive singular form
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