Morale and Quality

Morale

Morale noun - A state of individual psychological well-being based upon a sense of confidence and usefulness and purpose.

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Quality and morale are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quality" instead a noun "Morale".

Nearby Words: moral, morality, moralistic, moralize, morally

Quality noun - Degree of excellence.

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Morale and quality are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Morale" instead a noun "Quality".

good	good morale	good quality
high	high morale	high quality
low	low morale	low quality
best	best morale	best quality
Other adjectives: better, similar, exceptional, average, poor, actual, great, superior, bad, terrible, excellent, declining, general, less, highest, greater, higher, overall.

Their paranoia has led to Boomer territory being arguably the safest and most self-sufficient around, with morale and quality of life abnormally high by Wasteland standards.

Source: The Extremist Was Right
On the other hand, lack of resources and inhumane treatment (often a symptom of a corrupt, authoritarian government) lead to quality and morale plummeting.

Source: Conscription
By the end of the war Japan was winning militarily, but its economy was stretched to the breaking point, and their mobilization resources were completely depleted, as they had started drafting kids and geezers into the army, with the predictable outcome for troops quality and morale.

Source: Sunk Cost Fallacy

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