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Dishearten

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Lost HopePlay
Use 'dishearten' when someone feels a loss of hope after trying hard. SlideAfter months of job search, he was disheartened.
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Emotional ImpactPlay
'Dishearten' often describes a strong emotional setback. SlideThe constant rain disheartened the tourists.
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Not PermanentlyPlay
'Dishearten' suggests a temporary feeling, not a permanent state. SlideShe was disheartened by the review, but continued to work hard.