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morale

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /məˈræl/ · UK /məˈrɑːl/

Forms: morales

morale means: The confidence and enthusiasm people feel about their work or a shared task.

noun

GROUP CONFIDENCEB2

The confidence and enthusiasm people feel about their work or a shared task.

  • Team morale is high.
  • The pay cuts damaged staff morale.
  • How can we improve morale in the office?

Similar words: spirits, confidence

Common phrases: staff morale, team morale, low morale

SOLDIERS’ CONFIDENCEB2

The confidence and willingness of soldiers to keep fighting.

  • The soldiers’ morale was low.
  • News of victory raised morale among the troops.
  • The commander tried to keep morale high during the siege.

Similar words: fighting spirit

Common phrases: troop morale, military morale, boost morale

Questions about morale

What does morale mean?

The confidence and enthusiasm people feel about their work or a shared task.

What is morale in other languages?

Türkçe: moral · Español: moral · Français: moral · Deutsch: Moral · Italiano: morale · 日本語: 士気

How do you pronounce morale?

In American English /məˈræl/; in British English /məˈrɑːl/.

How do you use morale in a sentence?

Team morale is high. The pay cuts damaged staff morale.

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