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1. (n.) dejection
lowness of spirits; depression.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME < L)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dejection
a state of melancholy depression
2. (noun) fecal matter, faecal matter, feces, faeces, BM, stool, ordure, dejection
solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels
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1. (noun) dejection
a casting down; depression
2. (noun) dejection
the act of humbling or abasing one's self
3. (noun) dejection
lowness of spirits occasioned by grief or misfortune; mental depression; melancholy
4. (noun) dejection
a low condition; weakness; inability
5. (noun) dejection
the discharge of excrement
6. (noun) dejection
faeces; excrement
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Sense: gloomy or miserable
He looked rather dejected.
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Afrikaans: neerslagtigheid, mismoedi |
Arabic: كآبَه |
Bulgarian: обезсърченост |
Brazilian: desânimo |
Czech: sklíčenost |
German: die Niedergeschlagenheit |
Danish: modløshed |
Greek: θλίψη, μελαγχολία |
Spanish: abatimiento |
Estonian: nukrus |
Farsi: حزن؛ نا امیدی |
Finnish: alakulo |
French: abattement |
Hebrew: דִּכדוּך |
Hindi: उदासी |
Croatian: potištenost, snuždenost |
Hungarian: levertség |
Indonesian: kesedihan |
Icelandic: hryggð |
Italian: abbattimento |
Japanese: 落胆 |
Korean: 의기소침 |
Lithuanian: prislėgta nuotaika |
Latvian: nomāktība; nospiestība |
Malay: kekecewaan |
Dutch: neerslachtigheid |
Norwegian: motløshet, melankoli |
Polish: przygnębienie |
Persian: حزن؛ نا امیدی |
Pashto: خواشينى، خپګان، تشونه (لك |
Portuguese: desânimo |
Romanian: deprimare |
Russian: удручённость |
Slovak: skľúčenosť |
Slovenian: pobitost |
Serbian: snuždenost |
Swedish: nedstämdhet, förstämning |
Thai: ความผิดหวัง; ความเศร้าใจ; |
Turkish: keder |
Taiwanese: 沮喪 |
Ukrainian: пригнічений настрій, смут |
Urdu: افسردگی |
Vietnamese: tình trạng chán nản |
Chinese: 沮丧 |
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