demoralised การใช้

• The country has also been demoralised by a series ministerial scandals.
• Once the core was defeated, the demoralised masses quickly follow.
• The fighting of 19 March had not demoralised the Texian soldiers.
• The demoralised soldiers withdrew to safety and the attack petered out.
• The British fell back into Ladysmith, with units temporarily demoralised.
• Devastated by career and love, he turns morose and demoralised.
• The increasingly demoralised Parliamentarian infantry fell back towards Fowey in pouring rain.
• This left the men he had recruited leaderless and demoralised in Germany.
• The struggles with Rome had left Greece depopulated and demoralised.
• The Ahom soldiers were demoralised after their losses at Allaboi.
• It had a demoralising effect for the Vaasans which made victory easier.
• Similarly, it gave heart to the scattered and demoralised resistance groups.
• The army in Hispania was demoralised and ill-disciplined.
• However, in a campaign in 1097 Choma from the demoralised Turks.
• A grieved and demoralised Shankar sets out to attempt to reach civilization.
• Its failure during the Depression demoralised the local tin industry.
• My daughter and her course mates are totally demoralised.
• Their loss of thousands of men was very demoralising.
• Miners were demoralised and sought work in other industries.
• The struggles with Rome had left certain areas of Greece depopulated and demoralised.