Definitions
Low mood, economic downturn, or lowered area.
Word origin
From Middle English depression, depressioun, from Old French depression, from Latin dēpressiō. Equivalent to depress + -ion.
Used in a sentence
“I used to suffer from depression, but now I'm mostly content with my life.”
“It is that Mr. Levi's death could not be dissociated from the major depression with which he was afflicted, and that indeed his suicide proceeded directly from that illness.”
“[…] your illness reflects the textbook description of bipolar disorder (euphoric, grandiose, manic highs followed by deep depressions,[…]”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Low mood”10 letters
02“Low”10 letters
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