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sap

[sap] / sæp /




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But if their presence somewhat saps our national story of its romanticism, it only adds to its deep interest.

From The Wall Street Journal

They were hunting for Tokyo Rose, the owner of a voice that sought to sap military morale by spreading propaganda through countless scratchy Allied radios.

From Los Angeles Times

Kyiv and its Western partners call the attacks cynical attempts to sap society's morale by plunging millions into the cold and dark as temperatures drop below freezing.

From Barron's

We all feel it: the growing stream of administrative tasks sapping our time, spirits and social lives.

From The Wall Street Journal

Russia is willing to endure tremendous human losses in the hopes that it will sap Ukraine of the resources and will to keep fighting.

From The Wall Street Journal