disheartenment

She said she believed there had been "discontent and disheartenment" with the Conservative administration in Stoke-on-Trent.

The letter, titled "Authors for Libraries," expresses disheartenment about "the recent attacks against libraries being made in our name by trade associations such as the Association of American Publishers and the Publishers Association."

“There is disheartenment that can come along with reading reviews or the book isn’t selling quickly,” she says.

The limitations of anesthesia, though there was much more of this aid than there has commonly been any idea of, and the frequent occurrence of suppuration must have been constant sources of disheartenment.

This extended also to its use in a continued fever where the same disheartenment was likely to occur with unfortunate consequences on the general condition and above all with disturbance of appetite and of sleep.