discouragement|discouragements in English

noun

[dis·cour·age·ment || dɪ'skʌrɪdʒmənt]

state of being discouraged; act of discouraging; something that discourages

Use "discouragement|discouragements" in a sentence

1. □ fight discouragement?

2. Despite early discouragements,[Sentencedict.com ] she eventually became a successful songwriter.

3. 24 There are purely logistic discouragements to newspaper reading.

4. Uncertainty is a discouragement to investment.

5. What feelings contributed to Elijah’s discouragement?

6. It is a discouragement to me.

7. However, Jeremiah did not succumb to discouragement.

8. She sighed as discouragement thickened around her.

9. He plunged back into the deepest discouragement.

10. A smile is nature's best antidote for discouragement.

11. The loud music was a discouragement to conversation.

12. He persevered despite discouragement from those around him.

13. Still, they did not give up out of discouragement.

14. 12 He persevered despite discouragement from those around him.

15. Why does Satan use discouragement as a weapon?

16. By doing so, we may lessen feelings of discouragement.

17. Jesus knew that prolonged discouragement could trouble the apostles

18. The helmet of salvation will help us combat discouragement

19. Hunted like a wild beast, he suffered discouragement and fear.

20. We may face fatigue, discouragement, or feelings of worthlessness.

21. For instance, how can we counteract feelings of discouragement?

22. In research, times of discouragement alternate with times of great achievement.

23. Our reaction to the court's decision is one of discouragement and disappointment.

24. In discussing her feelings, she expressed anger and discouragement with her husband.

25. 10:36) Jehovah sustained them in times of adversity and discouragement.