DEMORALISING To demoralise means to cause someone to lose confidence or hope, with derived forms including demoralising (present participle), demoralised (past tense), demoraliser (one who demoralises), demoralised (superlative form), and demoralisedly (adverb form). Rephrased: Demoralising is the act of undermining someone's confidence or hope, with related forms being demoralisingly, demoralised, demoraliser, most
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Word: DEMORALISING
Length: 12 letters
Dictionary: Valid in TWL and SOWPODS
Status: Official Scrabble word
The word DEMORALISING can be used in various contexts. As a valid Scrabble word, it can be played on the Scrabble board according to standard game rules.