Demoralised is valid Scrabble Word

Is demoralised a scrabble word?
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11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for DEMORALISED in dictionary:

VERB:

DEMORALISE, to corrupt the morals of, also DEMORALIZE

ADJECTIVE:

having lost confidence or hope; disheartened
made less hopeful or enthusiastic

Words related to DEMORALISED

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How to use DEMORALISED in a sentence

He was demoralised, as surely, if not as deeply, as his own labourers, by the old Poor Law.
The enemy were entirely demoralised, and never made another stand east of Lake Baikal.
Our negroes moaned and sobbed all day, all night, helpless, utterly demoralised.
Fatigued past all endurance, shaken, demoralised, everything in her was giving way now.
After another hour of this excitement, priests and people became alike demoralised, and the meeting broke up in a confusion of terror.
The citizens piled from their couches and raced pell-mell into the streets, unbelieving, demoralised.
The arrival of Sheridan at the critical hour in the afternoon of the 19th of October did not, as has sometimes been stated, check the retreat of a demoralised army.
Mankind has been demoralised since by its own mastery of mechanical appliances.
He was city-bred, and the sudden change from brick houses to open fields had demoralised him.
I was somewhat demoralised by the luxury at Hyde Park Gate, and liked to make myself comfortable after my own way.

The Scots refused to give him battle, and their tactics of evasion and guerilla warfare soon exhausted his resources and demoralised his armies.
The Italians descended into the valley, but were soon demoralised by seeing their comrades fall all round them, while their own bolts failed to reach the enemy.
You may imagine the completely demoralised state I was in, when I tell you of the effect which the news of the robbery produced on me.
Even when they become civilised and demoralised, in spite of their depression and poverty this passion of theirs still clings to them.
And he became very listless and demoralised, and the lack of interests of all sorts bored him intolerably.
The Turks were beaten, but they were by no means demoralised.
The Rue Chasson, in which he lives, is utterly demoralised.
Even New Zealand Brigade which has been only recently engaged lost heavily and is to some extent demoralised.
As the smoke lifted, however, by the murky glare of the torches they were seen to be less demoralised than infuriated.
There was now nothing to prevent the march of the Egyptians upon Constantinople itself, for the demoralised soldiers of Hussein Pasha deserved not the name of an army.
Unable to discover the cause, he procured a stout mastiff, which soon became demoralised by his experiences.
The fearful troubles through which she has passed have checked her prosperity, demoralised her society, and arrested the intellectual growth of her people.
They set a bright example to the nobles of other countries, and very frequently even to the less demoralised society of our own.
It was not that the men were completely demoralised, but simply that discipline had not become a habit.
He had much reason to be dissatisfied with the commander, and the men were already demoralised.
Her Western armies were retiring, defeated and demoralised.
It is possible that the Federal army, already demoralised by retreat, might have yielded to such vigorous pressure.
He had learnt his art in the Moorish war, and the French were demoralised by his novel tactics.
The last hope of escape by sea was gone, for, though there were still ships enough, the sailors were too utterly demoralised to make the attempt.
The Spartan character had become greatly demoralised.
Their real tyranny was the tyranny of aggressive reason over the cowed and demoralised human spirit.
To confess at this juncture that the Reform Committee was short of guns would have demoralised the people, and placed Johannesburg entirely at the mercy of the Boers.
The great thing was to make the demoralised Italians feel that America was on the spot and helping them.

Similar words containing MORALIS without suffix ed and without prefix de

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