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dishearten

[dis-hahr-tn] / dɪsˈhɑr tn /


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“It’s disheartening that as Black individuals, we are all too familiar with the use of the phrase, ‘Stop resisting!’ as a green light for excessive force by law enforcement,” Morrison said.

From Seattle Times

For its part, Ukraine is increasingly disheartened that American political paralysis has resulted in shortages of ammunition for troops on the front.

From New York Times

Girl Scouts of the USA said its eastern Missouri chapter had only been following fundraising rules, but that it was “disappointed and disheartened by the tone” of the communication with the troop in St. Louis.

From Seattle Times

The proposed changes are disheartening, but Los Angeles still has time to adopt a progressive housing affordability strategy, adding homes where they’re needed most.

From Los Angeles Times

"The treatment was often painful, arduous, disheartening. For many it remains ongoing," he said.

From BBC