discouraging
నిరుత్సాహపరచడం
definition
verb
I don't want to discourage you, but I don't think it's such a good idea
cause (someone) to lose confidence or enthusiasm.
adjective
a discouraging experience
causing someone to lose confidence or enthusiasm; depressing.
example
The available figures on the knowledge of some health professionals are 'discouraging' .
The political environment is likely to be equally 'discouraging' for Labour.
Telling people to boost a goal they might not even have reached yet could also be 'discouraging' , he adds.
A new period begins amid circumstances much more 'discouraging' for the economic struggle of the proletariat.
Despite the 'discouraging' times, Israeli activists continue to struggle on many fronts.
The news from Albright over the satellite phone was 'discouraging' .
There is nothing more 'discouraging' to a society than playing to empty seats.
Theft was a very 'discouraging' problem from the very start.
We are living, my dear friend, in a 'discouraging' time.
Such sloppy raids have had a 'discouraging' impact on nightspot patronage.
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