Translation of Romanian word "descurajare" to English
descurajare
/de.skura.ja.re/
Meaning
NounLoss of hope; utter hopelessness; complete despondency.
How to use
Derived from the verb 'a descuraja' (to discourage). Romanian verbs conjugate across multiple tenses and moods, with reflexive forms common in daily usage.
🇬🇧 English
despair
Example
Descurajarea este un sentiment comun în rândul oamenilor care au pierdut de multe ori.
Despondency is a common feeling among people who have lost many times.
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Common phrases
- moment de descurajare— moment of discouragement
- a ceda descurajării— to give in to discouragement
- sentiment de descurajare— feeling of discouragement
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What does the Romanian word "descurajare" mean?▼
The Romanian word "descurajare" means "despair" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Descurajarea este un sentiment comun în rândul oamenilor care au pierdut de multe ori." (which translates as "Despondency is a common feeling among people who have lost many times.").
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