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Depressed Dɪˈprest Adjective Mustn't Felt Future Thought Office
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/dɪˈprest/ /dɪˈprest/ |
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- you mustn't let yourself get depressed.
- she felt very depressed about the future.
- he was really depressed at the thought of going into the office.
- she was depressed over the recent death of her mother.
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depressed(adjective)/dɪˈprest/ /dɪˈprest/- very sad and without hope
- You mustn't let yourself get depressed.
- She felt very depressed about the future.
- He was really depressed at the thought of going into the office.
- She was depressed over the recent death of her mother.
- I was depressed by our lack of progress.
Extra Examples- It makes me depressed just looking at him.
- She became severely depressed after her mother's death.
- She's terribly depressed about losing her job.
- We lapsed into depressed silence.
- suffering from the medical condition of depression
- She became severely depressed.
- There is medical evidence to show that he is clinically depressed.
- She suffers from sleep disturbance and depressed mood.
- without enough economic activity or jobs for people
- They have made little attempt to bring jobs to economically depressed areas.
- The shipping trade was badly depressed.
- having a lower amount or level than usual
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