dejection
noun (no plural)
Everyday
Dejection is a feeling of sadness and low spirits, with no hope or energy. tree →
In the lessons
in the tales a hero or king falls into dejection after a loss, and must be cheered up before he can act
Examples
- After losing the match she sat in dejection. tree →
- His dejection lifted when his friend came back. tree →
- The king's dejection was clear to all his sons. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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