morale
Group emotional state
Morale is the spirit, confidence, or enthusiasm of a person or group, especially regarding challenges ahead.
Military commanders worry about troop morale.
Workplace morale affects productivity.
The team's morale was low after three straight losses.
High morale suggests optimism and willingness to persevere; low morale suggests discouragement or defeat.
Goodwill among companions
- esprit de corpsShared pride among members
- solidarityUnity among allies
- unityWholeness through cohesion
- cohesionTendency to bind together
fellowship · togetherness · bonding · teamwork · comradeship · brotherhood · sisterhood · kinship
Operate a vehicle
- enthusiasmIntense eager enjoyment
- vigorActive physical strength
- zealIntense driving devotion
- energyPower to do work
initiative · willpower · determination · purpose · inspiration · fighting spirit · momentum · dedication
One's sense of worth
- assuranceFirm promise or certainty
- self-assuranceConfidence in one's abilities
- convictionFirmly held belief
- resolveFirmness of purpose
fortitude · resilience · determination · steadfastness · courage · poise · grit · backbone
Desire for good outcomes
- positivityHopeful mental orientation
- cheerfulnessState of bright spirits
- buoyancyFluid's upward resistance
- encouragementSupport spurring continued effort
uplift · confidence · faith · hopefulness · good spirits · sanguinity · positive attitude · expectation
Prevailing emotional condition
- spiritsLiquor or apparitions
- attitudeSettled way of thinking
- dispositionInherent character or arrangement
- outlookAttitude toward the future
mindset · emotional state · feelings · heart · temperament · frame of mind · mental state · atmosphere
camaraderie
Goodwill among companions
- esprit de corpsShared pride among members
- solidarityUnity among allies
- unityWholeness through cohesion
cohesion · fellowship · togetherness · bonding · teamwork · comradeship · brotherhood · sisterhood · kinship · rapport
drive
Operate a vehicle
- enthusiasmIntense eager enjoyment
- vigorActive physical strength
- zealIntense driving devotion
energy · initiative · willpower · determination · purpose · inspiration · fighting spirit · momentum · dedication · commitment
self-esteem
One's sense of worth
- assuranceFirm promise or certainty
- self-assuranceConfidence in one's abilities
- convictionFirmly held belief
resolve · fortitude · resilience · determination · steadfastness · courage · poise · grit · backbone · self-belief
hope
Desire for good outcomes
- positivityHopeful mental orientation
- cheerfulnessState of bright spirits
- buoyancyFluid's upward resistance
encouragement · uplift · confidence · faith · hopefulness · good spirits · sanguinity · positive attitude · expectation · promise
mood
Prevailing emotional condition
- spiritsLiquor or apparitions
- attitudeSettled way of thinking
- dispositionInherent character or arrangement
outlook · mindset · emotional state · feelings · heart · temperament · frame of mind · mental state · atmosphere · tone
- supportsupport, emotional support, support group, stand by, therapist
- leadershipleadership styles, leader, leadership skills, boss, leading
- business problemscash flow, hiring, staffing, payroll, expenses
- public opinionpublic opinion, public sentiment, polls, poll, approval
- workplace culturework hours, teamwork, dress codes, leadership, meetings
- Soviet WarGreat Patriotic War, Eastern Front, Battle of Stalingrad, Battle of Berlin, Operation Barbarossa
moraledespair
Total absence of hope
demoralization · hopelessness · despondency · low spirits · discouragement
moralepurposelessness
State of lacking intention
aimlessness · directionlessness · meaninglessness · nihilism · futility
- moral supportNon-tangible emotional assistance
- moral imperativeBinding ethical command
- moral compassInner ethical guidance system
- moral codeStandards of right conduct
- public moralePopulation's collective confidence
- Victorian moralityRigid 1800s social standards
moral, immoral, morality, morally, amoral, immorality, moralizing, demoralize, moralistic