demoralisation meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. This plunged the resistance into demoralisation and division.
2. An effective tactical method is the demoralisation of the enemy by defeating their army and routing them from the battlefield.
3. Communist Party organisations, charged to prevent the spread of defeatism and demoralisation, still reported conflicts between Croats and Serbs.
4. The defeat of the miners'strike led to a long period of demoralisation in the whole of the trade union movement.
5. Davidson wrote that a series of such attacks would be needed before the demoralisation of the defenders would make more ambitious tactics feasible.
6. There have been significant costs for employees, often leading to high staff turnover and the demoralisation of those expected to provide quality services.
7. This led to demoralisation and mutual recrimination among the rebels, but their morale recovered when the Nawab of Banda reinforced them with his troops.
8. However, the demoralisation of the Spanish army, composed in a large part of untrained conscripts and peasant volunteers, led to a mutiny.
9. The growing demoralisation and fatigue of the French soldiers as they are commanded back and forth in time-consuming and irrelevant manoeuvres is poignantly described.
10. Getting wary because of casualties, successive failures and demoralisation among the attacking troops, he decided to starve out the garrison by a prolonged siege.