When someone feels they don't have the courage to do something.
Discourage — Full Explanation
Discourage means to make someone feel less excited or happy about doing something. Like if you tell a friend they can't do something well, it might make them not want to try.
When someone is sad, we should not discourage them.
If you fall, don't let anyone discourage you from trying again.
We should encourage each other, not discourage.
Sometimes, people discourage us without meaning to.
📖Discourage Story for Kids
Feeling Down? Let's Bounce Back!
Sometimes, we feel a little down, like a balloon that lost its air. That’s called feeling discouraged! But guess what? Just like a balloon can be filled up again, we can lift our spirits too!
When things get tough, remember to talk to a friend or a grown-up. They can help you find your smile again! You can also try something new or take a break.
Every day is a chance to bounce back, just like a bouncy ball! So, let’s keep our hearts light and our dreams bright! You can do it! 🌈✨
Frequently Asked Questions About Discourage
What does 'discourage' mean?
To discourage means to make someone feel less confident or less excited about something.
How do you pronounce 'discourage'?
You pronounce 'discourage' like this: dis-kur-ij.
What is the origin of the word 'discourage'?
The word 'discourage' comes from the Old French word 'descourager', which means to take away courage.
What is the meaning of 'discourage' in Hindi?
The word 'discourage' in Hindi is 'निराश करना' (Nirāś karnā).
What is the meaning of 'discourage' in Spanish?
The word 'discourage' in Spanish is 'desanimar' (desanimar).
Facts & Quotes About Discourage
Fact: When you feel discouraged, remember that everyone has tough days. It's okay to ask for help!
Proverb: Every cloud has a silver lining, meaning there's something good in every bad situation.
Quote: "The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today." - Franklin D. Roosevelt
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