What does morale-booster mean?
Morale-booster means something morale-boosting.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
something morale-boosting.
Co-owner Boehly decided it was time for the personal touch after Saturday's home loss to Brighton, although reportedly telling Chelsea's players their season had been "embarrassing" was not quite the morale-booster he maybe hoped for.
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Morale-booster means something morale-boosting.
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Co-owner Boehly decided it was time for the personal touch after Saturday's home loss to Brighton, although reportedly telling Chelsea's players their season had been "embarrassing" was not quite the morale-booster he maybe hoped for.
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