demoralise
- v corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality
- v lower someone's spirits; make downhearted
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- Motor racing-Vettel on top in Monza practice
* Hamilton fastest in first session * Vettel sets pace in the afternoon (Adds quotes) By Alan Baldwin MONZA, Italy, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Red Bull's Formula One championship leader Sebastian Vettel did his best to demoralise the ranks of Ferrari fans at their home circuit with a show of speed in Italian Grand Prix practice on Friday. The triple champion was a commanding 0.623 seconds quicker than ...
Sept. 6, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News - Vettel on top in Monza practice
By Alan Baldwin MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Red Bull's Formula One championship leader Sebastian Vettel did his best to demoralise the ranks of Ferrari fans at their home circuit with a stunning show of speed in Italian Grand Prix practice on Friday. The triple champion was a commanding 0.623 seconds quicker than his own team mate Mark Webber, next on the timesheets, in the afternoon sunshine at ...
Sept. 6, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News
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- Benazir Bhutto in National Post
If I met him face to face it might demoralise everybody else,Ms. Bhutto told Britain's Sky Television, adding that meetings in the past had not led to fruitful results. "It's certainly very difficult to know what General Musharraf is going... - Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Gulf Times
Terrorism will not be able to interrupt Turkey 's determination to grow and become stronger. It will not be able to achieve its dirty goals,Erdogan said. "The attacks will not be able to demoralise security forces and will not disrupt its... - Daniel Vettori in Independent Online
This team is going to come pretty hard at us and try to demoralise us before the Test match,captain Daniel Vettori told Radio Sport in New Zealand on Wednesday.