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morale

[muh-ral] / məˈræl /


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Quarterback Justin Herbert, however, continued to target the rookie tight end after the missed catch, providing a much-needed morale boost, Gadsden said.

From Los Angeles Times

Additional research also points to improved teacher morale and retention in Montessori settings.

From Science Daily

"In the end our results on the pitch are what make the people happy and boost their morale."

From Barron's

Supporting the troops is good for morale—and, not incidentally, good for circulation.

From Salon

Because of the war, young men are scarce and morale is dragging, so putting together a choir with the right range of voices will take some ingenuity, and an effort to breach the usual boundaries.

From The Wall Street Journal