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disheartening

[dis-hahr-tn-ing] / dɪsˈhɑr tn ɪŋ /








ADJECTIVE
frightening
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Disheartening Sirs: We do not have in Nicaragua rubber plantations, but some rubber is exported from wild trees and more could be had if price justified.

From Time Magazine Archive

Disheartening though this information was, the convention voted to continue its activities.

From Time Magazine Archive

Disheartening as this dash of cold water might be to Europe's neutralists and for-lorn-hopers, Russia's tough words were considered downright encouraging in some ways by Western diplomats.

From Time Magazine Archive

Disheartening to the Federal Farm Board were figures on the 1931 winter wheat crop, issued last week by the Department of Agriculture.

From Time Magazine Archive

Disheartening to Bolivar as this spectacle was, it proved merely the first of a series of calamities which were to overshadow the later years of the Liberator.

From Hispanic Nations of the New World; a chronicle of our southern neighbors by Shepherd, William R. (William Robert)




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