depressed
ಖಿನ್ನತೆಗೆ
definition
verb
that first day at school depressed me
make (someone) feel utterly dispirited or dejected.
depress the lever
push or pull (something) down into a lower position.
adjective
I mean, to say they were depressed or despondent is too light.
(of a person) in a state of general unhappiness or despondency.
example
When you are 'depressed' or upset, if someone tries to share their problems with you, you are unable to listen to them.
He was 'depressed' , despondent, and in total despair.
Several applications of this self - schema model to a clinical context with 'depressed' individuals are then highlighted.
Think of a day in the future when you will be able to test 'depressed' patients and identify antidepressants to which they would best respond.
He started to feel trapped, despondent and 'depressed' .
Half the 'depressed' patients will be treated at six primary care practices providing the intervention services of the health specialist.
It is suggested that hypersomnolent bipolar 'depressed' patients seem to be at the greatest risk.
In order to easily retrieve the cases even from deeper luggage compartments all three models have a 'depressed' handle on the bottom side of the hull.
The high proportion of new cars on the road and the uncertainty over foot-and-mouth disease have 'depressed' activity in the used car market, dealers said.
This 'depressed' economic activity hurt employment figures and affected demand for housing, he said.
Yes, I miss Neil, but that's not why I'm 'depressed' .
Doctors attribute the dismal treatment rate to the fact that many 'depressed' people do not recognize their symptoms.
The long decline of shipbuilding had a downward multiplier effect on these regional economies which became the 'depressed' areas of inter-war Britain.
Even before area steel mills began to shut down and lay off workers the area was economically 'depressed' .
Indeed, the downside to public spending cutbacks is 'depressed' demand and job losses as well as reduced public services and continued inadequate infrastructure.
The companies tend to locate their centres in economically 'depressed' areas with a surplus of cheap labour that can be employed on casual, flexible contracts.
When the lever is depressed against the handlebars by the pressure of the three fingers, the forefinger is not engaged by the 'depressed' lever, and thus control of the vehicle is improved.
Those exposed as young or adult animals displayed 'depressed' activity.
The widening gulf between the richer federal states and the economically 'depressed' regions is preparing the ground for a massive social explosion.
I mean, to say they were 'depressed' or despondent is too light.
Among the most unhappy and 'depressed' people in the region are the supporters of the official opposition in the province.
We elaborate on these extensions by also considering, where appropriate, assessment and treatment implications for 'depressed' individuals.
I couldn't help but mimic the fact Sean was upset, so I was majorly 'depressed' and upset all through the next period.
‘He was clearly 'depressed' at the outcome’ and found talking to the man ‘very unpleasant’.
In addition, both the 'depressed' mothers and their infants received significantly lower scores in terms of interaction behaviors.
Besides this upgrade, the adjacent 'depressed' suburbs also need a long-overdue, rejuvenation shot in the arm.
I was really 'depressed' and upset about him winning the election, like a lot of people.
Because of his stubborn nature, Gary is often 'depressed' and unhappy.
This type of voice seems to be associated with shy and 'depressed' people, or with people who would prefer to be ignored rather than be heard and noticed.
Relative left frontal hypoactivation has been documented (by our laboratory and others) in 'depressed' adults.
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