disenabling
adjective as in strong fondness
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Example:The negative feedback from her colleagues created a disenabling environment that made it hard for her to take initiative.
Definition:A setting or atmosphere that discourages or undermines a person’s confidence or ability to succeed
Example:The mental health stigma can be especially disenabling for those seeking help.
Definition:A stigma that discourages or undermines a person’s self-esteem or self-efficacy
Example:The lack of mentorship and support at work was a disenabling factor in her professional development.
Definition:An element that tends to discourage or undermine a person’s confidence or effectiveness
Example:A policy that restricts parental leave is often seen as a disenabling factor for women in the workforce.
Definition:A policy that tends to discourage or undermine a person’s confidence or effectiveness
Example:The strict regulations on freedom of speech can be a disenabling restriction for journalists.
Definition:A restriction that tends to discourage or undermine a person’s confidence or effectiveness
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