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Morale
| Morale Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Morale?
[n] the spirit of a group that makes the members want the group to succeed
[n] a state of individual psychological well-being based upon a sense of confidence and usefulness and purpose
Synonyms | Synonyms for Morale: esprit de corps |
team spirit
Related Terms | Find terms related to Morale: angelicalness |
assurance |
attitude |
bipartisanship |
coaction |
coadjuvancy |
coadministration |
coagency |
cochairmanship |
codirectorship |
collaboration |
collaborativeness |
collectivism |
collusion |
commensalism |
common effort |
common enterprise |
communalism |
communism |
communitarianism |
community |
complicity |
concert |
concord |
concordance |
concurrence |
confidence |
cooperation |
cooperativeness |
cue |
dedication |
disposition |
drive |
duet |
duumvirate |
ecumenicalism |
ecumenicism |
ecumenism |
esprit |
esprit de corps |
ethicality |
ethicalness |
fellow feeling |
fellowship |
frame |
frame of mind |
godliness |
goodness |
harmony |
heart |
humor |
joining of forces |
joint effort |
joint operation |
mass action |
mind |
mood |
moral rectitude |
morality |
morals |
mutual assistance |
mutualism |
mutuality |
note |
octet |
pooling |
pooling of resources |
probity |
pulling together |
quartet |
quintet |
reciprocity |
rectitude |
right conduct |
righteousness |
saintlikeness |
saintliness |
self-confidence |
self-esteem |
self-possession |
septet |
sextet |
solidarity |
spirit |
spirits |
state of mind |
symbiosis |
synergism |
synergy |
team spirit |
teamwork |
temper |
tone |
trio |
triumvirate |
troika |
united action |
unity |
vein |
vigor |
virtue |
virtuousness
See Also | disposition |
mental state |
psychological state |
temperament
Morale In Webster's Dictionary
\Mo`rale"\, n. [F. See {Moral}, a.]
The moral condition, or the condition in other respects, so
far as it is affected by, or dependent upon, moral
considerations, such as zeal, spirit, hope, and confidence;
mental state, as of a body of men, an army, and the like.
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