Feeling "Depressed" - Flashcard Set (w/o images)
Depressed
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: feeling sad
I’ve been feeling a little depressed [=(informally) down, blue] lately.
The rainy weather had her feeling lonely and depressed.
He was depressed about having to return to school.
In a depressed mood
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Dysphoric
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: severe unhappiness, especially a person’s feeling of being very uncomfortable in their body or of being in the wrong body
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Dreary
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: causing unhappiness or sad feelings : not warm, cheerful, etc.
It was a gray, dreary morning.
She longed to leave her dreary [=gloomy, dismal] hometown.
The family struggled through dreary economic times.
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Dark
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: lacking hope or happiness
She had a rather dark [=gloomy, dismal] view of the future.
I met her during a very dark time in my life.
These are dark days for many companies.
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Black
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: very sad or hopeless : bleak
The outlook was black.
When they heard the terrible news, they were filled with black despair.
: very tragic or unhappy
That was a black day in our country’s history.
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Morose
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: very serious, unhappy, and quiet
He became morose and withdrawn and would not talk to anyone.
: very sad or unhappy
Morose song lyrics
Morose thoughts
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Dour
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: silent and gloomy
The dour mood of the crowd
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Besieged
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: to overwhelm (someone) with too many questions or requests for things
Customers have besieged the company with questions.
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Morbid
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: relating to unpleasant subjects (such as death)
She has a morbid interest in funerals.
He has a morbid sense of humor.
A morbid fascination with death
Wanting to learn about a celebrity’s downfall out of morbid curiosity
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Suicidal
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: wanting to kill yourself
Psychiatrists working with suicidal patients
Her friends are worried that she might be suicidal. [=that she might want to kill herself]
: showing a desire to kill yourself
She had suicidal thoughts/tendencies.
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Accursed
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: very bad : greatly or strongly disliked
I couldn’t wait to get out of that accursed [=cursed, damned] place.
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Abysmal
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Very profound; limitless: abysmal misery.
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Diminished
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: to lessen the authority or reputation of (someone or something)
Nothing could diminish the importance of his contributions.
: to describe (something) as having little value or importance
I don’t mean to diminish [=belittle, disparage] her accomplishments.
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Self-destructive
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: harmful, injurious, or destructive to oneself:
His constant arguing with the boss shows he’s a self-destructive person.
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Self-abasing
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: to behave in a way that makes one seem lower or less deserving of respect.
Politicians abasing themselves before wealthy businessmen.
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Loathsome
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: causing feelings of hatred or disgust : very bad
Loathsome behavior
A loathsome hypocrite
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Worn out
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: very tired : exhausted
I’m worn-out after that hike.
The horses are worn-out from the long ride.
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Repugnant
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: causing a strong feeling of dislike or disgust : repulsive
A morally repugnant act
The idea was completely repugnant to us.
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Despicable
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: very bad or unpleasant : deserving to be despised
She is a despicable traitor.
It was a despicable [=contemptible] act of racism.
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Abominable
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: very bad or unpleasant
It was an abominable crime.
We had abominable [=terrible] weather all week.
His behavior was abominable.
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Terrible
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: very shocking and upsetting
A terrible [=horrible] disaster/crime
Traffic was held up by a terrible accident.
We just got some terrible [=dreadful] news.
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Despairing
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: feeling very sad and without hope : showing or feeling despair
He plays the role of a lonely and despairing [=despondent] widower.
A despairing cry/look
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Sulky
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: angry or upset about something and refusing to discuss it with others
She is very sulky today.
She’s in a sulky mood.
: often quiet and angry or upset
A sulky [=moody] child
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Sense of loss
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: emotional suffering you feel when something or someone you love is taken away.
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