morale

/məˈrɑːl/ noun B2 Neutral

Meaning

The level of confidence and positive feelings among a group of people, especially in a challenging situation.

💡 Be careful not to confuse 'morale' with 'moral,' which relates to principles of right and wrong.

Example Sentences

After we won the first match , the team's morale was through the roof , and everyone was so pumped for the next game .

How can we boost team morale during challenging projects ?

The recent improvements in working conditions have significantly boosted employee morale , leading to increased productivity across the department .

The unexpected victory in the final match boosted the team's morale , filling them with a renewed sense of confidence and determination .

Word in Context

A small office team has been working late for weeks to finish a new project . Although the deadline is close and the workload is heavy , morale has stayed surprisingly steady . The manager encouraged short coffee breaks and flexible hours , and these simple changes were welcomed by everyone . If they had more time , they would probably plan the tasks more carefully , but for now they focus on clear priorities . As a result , communication has improved and the group feels more confident about finishing on time .

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