What is another word for dis heartened?
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Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪs hˈɑːtənd], [ dˈɪs hˈɑːtənd], [ d_ˈɪ_s h_ˈɑː_t_ə_n_d]
Related words: disheartened, disheartening, heartbroken, downhearted, deflated, brokenhearted
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Similar words for dis heartened:
- afraid (adjective)
- beaten (adjective)
- broken (adjective)
- crestfallen (adjective)
- dejected (adjective)
- despondent (adjective)
- dispirited (adjective)
- down (adjective)
- downcast (adjective)
- frustrated (adjective)
- heartsick (adjective)
- low (adjective)
- panicky (adjective)
- reluctant (adjective)
- appall (verb)
- appall/appal (verb)
- chill (verb)
- cow (verb)
- daunt (verb)
- demoralize (verb)
- depress (verb)
- despond (verb)
- disappoint (verb)
- dishearten (verb)
- dismay (verb)
- disparage (verb)
- disturb (verb)
- freeze (verb)
- frighten (verb)
- frustrate (verb)
- intimidate (verb)
- oppress (verb)
- sadden (verb)
- scarify (verb)
- tire (verb)
- unnerve (verb)
- weary (verb)
Synonyms for Dis heartened:
adj.
• afraid (adjective)- upset,
- daunted,
- run scared,
- disheartened,
- perturbed,
- worried,
- blanched,
- in awe,
- stunned,
- startled,
- frightened,
- suspicious,
- discouraged,
- horrified,
- apprehensive,
- frozen,
- disturbed,
- scared,
- intimidated,
- abashed,
- aghast,
- panic-stricken,
- distressed,
- have cold feet,
- terror-stricken,
- alarmed,
- shocked,
- cowardly,
- faint-hearted,
- dismayed,
- trembling,
- timid,
- timorous,
- scared stiff,
- nervous,
- anxious,
- scared to death,
- perplexed,
- rattled,
- spooked,
- terrified,
- aroused,
- petrified,
- cowed.
- vanquished,
- licked,
- overwhelmed,
- mastered,
- overpowered,
- overcome,
- overthrown,
- bested,
- Circumvented,
- routed,
- baffled,
- thwarted,
- frustrated,
- humbled,
- worsted,
- surmounted,
- conquered,
- Trounced,
- discomfited,
- crushed,
- undone,
- disappointed,
- ruined,
- subjugated.
- oppressed,
- defeated,
- crippled,
- heartsick,
- subdued,
- demoralized,
- beaten,
- tamed,
- browbeaten,
- depressed.
- dejected,
- down,
- ass in a sling,
- down in the dumps,
- singing the blues,
- chapfallen,
- sad,
- despondent,
- disconsolate,
- low,
- downhearted,
- inconsolable,
- in a funk,
- taken down,
- dispirited,
- downcast,
- blue.
- Dampened,
- gloomy,
- crestfallen,
- down in the mouth,
- mopey,
- drooping,
- clouded,
- abject,
- shot down,
- black,
- atrabilious,
- hurting,
- droopy,
- doleful,
- dismal,
- heavyhearted,
- bummed out,
- woebegone,
- morose,
- melancholy,
- moody,
- Mopish,
- broody,
- low-spirited,
- in the pits,
- sagging,
- bleak,
- miserable,
- all torn up,
- Dragged,
- spiritless,
- glum,
- cheerless,
- wretched,
- dashed.
- mourning,
- griefstricken,
- in despair,
- sorrowful,
- despairing,
- hopeless,
- grieving,
- bummed-out,
- in a blue funk,
- forlorn,
- cast-down.
- stonewalled,
- unsated,
- irked,
- hung up on,
- discontented,
- fouled up,
- through the mill,
- foiled,
- embittered,
- cramped,
- up the wall,
- stymied,
- resentful,
- Crimped,
- balked,
- Unslaked,
- ungratified,
- crabbed.
- tardy,
- backward,
- squeamish,
- averse,
- hesitating,
- diffident,
- Demurring,
- indisposed,
- shy,
- remiss,
- queasy,
- cautious,
- afraid,
- chary,
- laggard,
- wary,
- uneager,
- circumspect,
- uncertain,
- opposed,
- hanging back,
- involuntary,
- grudging,
- disinclined,
- calculating,
- slow,
- recalcitrant,
- loath,
- hesitant.
v.
• appall (verb) • appall/appal (verb)- dishearten,
- awe,
- consternate,
- frighten,
- astound,
- intimidate,
- terrify,
- alarm,
- petrify,
- outrage,
- unnerve,
- shock,
- faze,
- get to,
- gross out,
- disconcert,
- amaze,
- throw,
- scare,
- insult.
- embarrass,
- turn on the heat,
- push around,
- enforce,
- strong-arm,
- walk heavy,
- hector,
- subdue,
- bludgeon,
- buffalo,
- dragoon,
- rattle,
- showboat,
- appall,
- bluster,
- discomfit,
- abash,
- overawe,
- bully,
- bulldoze,
- lean on,
- terrorize.
- weaken,
- take steam out,
- sap,
- blow up,
- unsettle,
- cripple,
- disturb,
- Unglue,
- nonplus,
- unzip,
- disorganize,
- snarl,
- disorder,
- debilitate,
- undermine,
- blow out,
- enfeeble,
- jumble,
- psych out,
- discountenance,
- muddle,
- send up,
- disarrange,
- take apart,
- unman.
- debase,
- abase,
- press,
- beat down,
- weigh down,
- drag,
- sadden,
- torment,
- bug,
- desolate,
- bum out,
- devitalize,
- afflict,
- reduce to tears,
- keep under,
- distress,
- beat,
- ail,
- oppress,
- darken,
- weary,
- throw cold water on,
- enervate,
- trouble,
- run down,
- degrade,
- try,
- scorn,
- bear down,
- mock,
- lower,
- turn one off,
- drain,
- perturb,
- mortify,
- reduce,
- bother.
- hinder,
- disillusion,
- dissatisfy,
- stand up,
- let down,
- dash hopes,
- circumvent,
- fall flat,
- come to nothing,
- balk,
- put out,
- embitter,
- fail,
- not show,
- miscarry,
- ruin prospects,
- founder,
- delude,
- vex,
- disenchant,
- fall short of,
- hamper,
- leave in the lurch,
- abort,
- bring to naught,
- mislead,
- dumbfound,
- bungle,
- tease,
- fall down on,
- deceive,
- disgruntle,
- chagrin.
- indispose,
- damp,
- demoralize,
- dispirit,
- shake,
- deter,
- discourage,
- humiliate,
- cast down,
- put a damper on,
- daunt,
- dismay,
- disparage,
- crush,
- disincline,
- chill,
- dash,
- put down,
- dampen,
- humble,
- throw a pall over,
- deject,
- get down.
- take aback,
- fluster,
- flummox,
- bewilder,
- throw into a tizzy,
- louse up,
- affright,
- paralyze,
- snafu,
- unhinge,
- confound,
- mystify,
- perplex,
- mess up,
- foul up,
- disquiet,
- muck up,
- screw up,
- discompose,
- puzzle,
- agitate.
- underrate,
- deride,
- depreciate,
- malign,
- vilify,
- dispraise,
- dis,
- belittle,
- defame,
- undervalue,
- underestimate,
- smear,
- rap,
- abuse,
- sour grapes,
- traduce,
- disdain,
- roast,
- slam,
- scorch,
- decry,
- slander,
- tear down,
- pan,
- ridicule,
- downcry,
- discredit,
- cry down,
- dismiss,
- derogate,
- deprecate,
- put hooks in,
- write off,
- dump on,
- denigrate,
- minimize.
- pester,
- distract,
- worry,
- shake up,
- gall,
- startle,
- make uneasy,
- intrude,
- interfere,
- annoy,
- irritate,
- tire,
- rouse,
- irk,
- grieve,
- harass,
- burn up,
- disrupt,
- ruffle,
- pain,
- interrupt,
- arouse,
- badger,
- provoke,
- confuse,
- excite,
- complicate,
- plague,
- molest,
- pique.
- make teeth chatter,
- scare to death,
- curdle the blood,
- chill to the bone,
- scare away,
- discomfort,
- repel,
- make blood run cold,
- disburb,
- scare off,
- spook,
- panic,
- stiff,
- strike terror into.
- stump,
- conquer,
- confront,
- forestall,
- hang up,
- forbid,
- counteract,
- arrest,
- block,
- stymie,
- ruin,
- outwit,
- lick,
- annul,
- preclude,
- prohibit,
- crimp,
- neutralize,
- obstruct,
- nullify,
- bar,
- obviate,
- prevent,
- impede,
- negate,
- render null and void,
- cramp,
- dash one's hope,
- defeat,
- counter,
- check,
- upset the applecart,
- cramp one's style,
- give the run around,
- cancel,
- halt.
- tax,
- overload,
- put upon,
- tyrranize,
- overthrow,
- prey on,
- weigh heavy upon,
- smother,
- rule,
- aggrieve,
- subjugate,
- put screws to,
- Despotize,
- strain,
- overwhelm,
- persecute,
- handicap,
- maltreat,
- pick on,
- suppress,
- saddle,
- burden,
- encumber,
- wrong,
- keep down,
- overpower,
- harry,
- trample,
- put the squeeze on,
- torture.
- ennui,
- bore,
- overwork,
- disgust,
- wear,
- flag,
- peter out,
- prostrate,
- droop,
- fag,
- yawn,
- faint,
- burn out,
- go stale,
- wilt,
- fatigue,
- crawl,
- bush,
- overstrain,
- drop,
- sink,
- wear out,
- give out,
- put to sleep,
- wear down,
- exasperate,
- sicken,
- poop out,
- collapse,
- nauseate,
- jade,
- grow weary,
- fold,
- overtax,
- overburden,
- pall,
- displease.
How to use "Dis heartened" in context?
Disheartened. Those three syllables cut through the thick fabric of my oppressive fog like a pair of rusty blades. Disheartened doesn't even begin to cover what I was feeling those few minutes ago. It was a mixture of anger, confusion, and hurt. I was angry at myself for not being able to understand what was happening, more so angry at the boy who had drawn my attention, more angry still at the universe that couldn't seem to give me any answers. I was confused because I didn't know why it was happening, and hurt because I didn't know how to fix it.
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