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Antonyms:
cheer,
embolden,
hearten,
recreate
Often used in the same context:
demoralize,
dispirit,
enrage,
disappoint,
frustrate,
alienate,
hearten,
discomfit,
embolden,
frighten,
galvanize,
belittle,
embitter,
overwhelm,
embarrass,
infuriate,
perturb,
bewilder,
chasten,
enthuse,
dissatisfy,
mystify,
inspire,
unnerve,
deter,
unsettle,
confuse,
excite,
endear,
estrange,
terrify,
daunt,
antagonize,
rile,
sadden,
betray,
enlighten,
spoil,
distract,
enfeeble,
displease,
bemuse,
marginalize,
provoke,
startle,
concede,
nauseate,
demotivate,
rouse,
irk,
disturb,
exasperate,
misguide,
obstruct,
annoy,
derail,
repulse,
undermine,
dampen,
confound,
incite,
hinder,
humiliate,
motivate,
succumb,
disconcert,
outwait,
disenchant,
ostracise,
perplex,
diminish,
dissuade,
astonish,
instigate,
tarnish,
deflate,
horrify,
malign,
threaten,
intimidate,
dismays,
dwell,
denigrate,
rankle,
misinterpret,
entreat,
agitate,
bewail,
appall,
detract,
pander,
discourage,
overlook,
annihilate,
romanticise,
mesmerise,
vilify,
inflict,
misunderstand,
impress,
enthrall,
lionise
More general:
discourage
Synonyms:
put off
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