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Despondence

Despondency

Marked by despondence given to despondence low spirited as a despondent manner a despondent prisoner

In a desponding manner

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The state of desponding loss of hope and cessation of effort discouragement depression or dejection of the mind

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To give up the will courage or spirit to be thoroughly disheartened to lose all courage to become dispirited or depressed to take an unhopeful view

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or lean downward to take a downward direction to bend over or hang down as from weakness weariness despondency etc to condescend

Sick at heart extremely depressed in spirits very despondent

In a somber manner sombrously gloomily despondingly

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