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Definition of dejection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emotional statestate of sadness or low spirits
- She felt a deep dejection after the news.
- His dejection was evident after the defeat.
- The rainy day added to her dejection.
Origin of dejection
Latin, de (down) + jacere (to throw)
Terms with dejection included in their meaning
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emotional state
feel deep hopelessness or dejection
emotional
causing feelings of gloom or dejection
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- French:abattement, ...
- German:Niedergeschlagenheit, ...
- Italian:depressione, ...
- Spanish:desánimo, ...
- Portuguese:desânimo, ...
- Chinese:沮丧, ...
- Japanese:落胆, ...
- Arabic:كآبة, ...
- Hebrew:דִּכְדּוּךְ, ...
- Russian:уныние, ...
- Ukrainian:пригніченість, ...
- Hindi:उदासी, ...
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