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morale
noun as in confidence, self-esteem
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Example Sentences
The opportunity to tune up under lights will be largely passed in the name of unity and morale.
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.
In normal times, employers are very reluctant to cut wages; they believe wage cuts would damage morale and reduce output, eroding any savings in wage expenditures.
Davis claimed the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, which had its second reading in Parliament on Tuesday, is affecting morale in the SAS, and its ability to recruit and retain soldiers.
Those moves have left the agency understaffed and morale low, they said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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