Dispiriting is valid Scrabble Word

Is dispiriting a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is dispiriting valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for DISPIRITING in dictionary:

VERB:

DISPIRIT, to lower in spirits
cause (someone) to lose enthusiasm or hope

ADJECTIVE:

destructive of morale and self-reliance
disheartening

Words related to DISPIRITING

disheartening18 dispirit11 dispirited14 dispiritingly20 dispirits12

How to use DISPIRITING in a sentence

The day was a bleak one, dispiriting in itself even to those who could go about the streets and lose themselves in their tasks and round of duties.
It was grey, damp, and dismal, one of those days which in the Highlands are often so very cheerless and dispiriting.
Half-way up the long, straight, dispiriting street stood a cottage larger and neater-looking than the rest.
Even in the gloom, there was something forlorn and dispiriting in his walk.
However, opposed as I am to the doctrines of Schopenhauer and Leopardi, I will admit that the shores of the Caspian did seem rather gloomy and dispiriting.
Life in the cavern goes on with its usual dispiriting monotony.
It was so utterly dispiriting to see men positively turning away from the means of obtaining good crops, and then crying out that they were ruined.
But the most dispiriting part of the commencement was the length of time to wait before a crop came.
That came, and with the same dispiriting result to Gilbert Fenton.
The horse of Gustavus, galloping along the lines, conveyed to the whole army the dispiriting intelligence that their beloved chieftain had fallen.

His messengers conveyed the dispiriting intelligence to the devoted city, which learned thereby that it must rely wholly upon its own exertions.
It was in the midst of all these dispiriting circumstances that I was called upon to take one of the strongest resolutions which can occur in the private life of a female.
They saw their comrades struck down by cholera, sunstroke, and dysentery, more dispiriting a thousand times than the daily casualties in action.
That was why the empty space of the clearing affected him with a physical shrinking, why the neatly arranged interior of his cabin seemed hollow, abandoned, terribly dispiriting.
Disillusionment followed disillusionment, each one painful and dispiriting in itself, but they came at long enough intervals for him to find a great deal of pleasure in between.
Have you ever fished for pickerel through a hole in the ice? If so you will recall that it is chilly and rather dispiriting work, especially if the fish are shy.
The very reaction begotten of unwonted quietude acted on his temperament with a dispiriting rather than a soothing effect.
Defeats in the field and Copperheadism at home combined in their dispiriting and deadly work.
When the battalion turned out and formed to march to breakfast a more dispiriting day could not be imagined.
She has less work to do, it is less monotonous and dispiriting, she meets a far greater variety of men, and they are of classes distinctly beyond her own.

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