morale
/məˈræl/
nounmo · rale
Think: “MO-RALE = MOre RAising of spirit.” If morale is high, spirits are raised.
Yes, it's morale. Don’t add an extra “l” or “e” sound—spell it m-o-r-a-l-e (ends with -ale).
Definition
- nounthe level of confidence, enthusiasm, and spirit that a person or group has, especially in a difficult situation
Examples
- “After the team lost two games, the coach worked hard to raise morale.”
- “Good news about the project boosted office morale.”
- “The long, cold march tested the soldiers’ morale.”
Synonyms
spiritconfidenceenthusiasmoptimismresolve
Antonyms
discouragementdismaydespair
Translations
ES moral (ánimo)PT moral (ânimo)FR moral
Common misspellings
moralmorralmoralehmorallmorrallemorailmorale moralé
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