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1. (n.) despondency
the state of being despondent; depression of spirits from loss of courage or hope; dejection.
Etymology: (1645–55)
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1. (noun) despondency, despondence, heartsickness, disconsolateness
feeling downcast and disheartened and hopeless
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1. (noun) despondency
the state of desponding; loss of hope and cessation of effort; discouragement; depression or dejection of the mind
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Sense: feeling miserable, unhappy, gloomy etc
She was utterly despondent at her failure.
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 Afrikaans: moedeloosheid, neerslagti |
 Arabic: يَأْس، فُتور العَزيمَه |
 Bulgarian: унилост |
 Brazilian: desânimo |
 Czech: skleslost, malomyslnost |
 German: die Verzagtheit |
 Danish: fortvivlelse; modløshed |
 Greek: απογοήτευση |
 Spanish: desaliento, abatimiento |
 Estonian: lootusetus |
 Farsi: ترس و ناامیدی |
 Finnish: epätoivo |
 French: découragement |
 Hebrew: דִּיכָּאוֹן, דִכדוּך |
 Hindi: निराशा |
 Croatian: malodušnost |
 Hungarian: csüggedtség |
 Indonesian: kesedihan |
 Icelandic: vonleysi |
 Italian: scoraggiamento |
 Japanese: 落胆 |
 Korean: 낙심 |
 Lithuanian: nusiminimas |
 Latvian: nomāktība; grūtsirdība |
 Malay: kecewa |
 Dutch: moedeloosheid |
 Norwegian: håpløshet, fortvilelse |
 Polish: zwątpienie |
 Persian: ترس و ناامیدی |
 Pashto: حراص |
 Portuguese: desânimo |
 Romanian: deznădejde |
 Russian: подавленность |
 Slovak: skľúčenosť |
 Slovenian: potrtost |
 Serbian: utučenost |
 Swedish: förtvivlan, misströstan, |
 Thai: ความหมดกำลังใจ |
 Turkish: umutsuzluk |
 Taiwanese: 失望，喪氣 |
 Ukrainian: пригніченість |
 Urdu: نومیدی |
 Vietnamese: sự chán nản |
 Chinese: 失望，丧气 |
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