Dejected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEJECTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEJECT, to depress, make sad
• make sad or dispirited; depress
ADJECTIVE:
• Cast down; afflicted; low-spirited; sad; as, a dejected look or countenance.
• affected or marked by low spirits
• unhappy

Words related to DEJECTED

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Words that contain DEJECTED

dejectedly24 dejectedness23 dejectednesses25

How to use DEJECTED in a sentence

• But those who had come forth from Alesia returned into the town dejected and almost despairing of success.
• In his latter days he was sad and dejected, but never exhibited his weakness among his worshippers.
• Damon was sitting in a melancholy posture, his countenance dejected, and his eye languid.
• And in good time, see where my comfort stands, And by her lies dejected Huntington.
• He throws the other on the grass and sits down, looking dejected and rather foolish, with the handle of his stick in his mouth.
• Cast down and dejected, he has never yet entirely abandoned hope of finding traces of her.
• So, dejected and agitated, I passed from that terrible house, and its dark canopy of elms, and I hope I shall never see it more.
• O my slender one, I imagine your heart is dejected, I cannot console you kneeling in homage, I know not where to find you.
• The ceiling is of boards pierced with a hole for a glass globe, which prevents the oil dripping upon your bald spot from a feeble and dejected lamp.
• Instantly he saw the dejected figure of the captive being led back to her prison in the valley just beyond the hills.
• Purandara of a thousand eyes, beholding the gods flying in fear and Vritra growing in boldness, became deeply dejected.
• He lived in close retirement, seldom went out till evening, and then returned early, sometimes cheerful, and at other times dejected.
• The prisoner himself, upon whom all eyes were turned, appeared dejected, but calm, like one who had resigned all hope.
• Looking back at dejected old Berkeley, we were glad to know that a new owner of the place was about to restore it.
• When she faced him again, he was motionless and dejected, with a wistful expression like that of a dog that has proffered a caress and received a kick.
• She went back to tea feeling dejected, and that she should feel dejected in such a place with everything about her to make her rejoice, only dejected her the more.
• She went back to tea dejected as she had not been for years.
• I grieve to say my heroine displayed not a particle of self-respect as, pale and dejected, she seated herself by Mrs.
• A ray of light passing through a chink in the upper blind of a window fell across the face of the dejected woman.
• It was Caroline, looking very dejected but apparently unhurt, save for skinned patches here and there where she had rolled over rocks.
• Consequently, do ye not sigh in grief of her decease, and be not dejected on account of her ascension.
• Two stretcher-bearers were standing by, feeling, if one could judge by the dejected look on their faces, impotent in the face of such a calamity.
• Sometimes I had all I could do to preserve my dejected aspect, it was so pleasant to be miserable.
• We found one or two magazines, torn and dejected, and read them, advertisements and all.
• But Charlton sat, pale and dejected, ready enough to converse about anything else, but declining to say one word in regard to his guilt or innocence of the crime charged.
• In this dejected state of mind, they passed the night by the side of a dim fire.
• At Calais a steamboat awaited him, and, together with his father and his brother, he stepped, dejected, on board.
• And just then Tony came in with Pink, in such a dejected manner that I hardly knew them.
• Jameson is greatly dejected, and never speaks to a soul.
• No answer had come, and, day by day, he had grown more dejected, hoping against hope for one.
• But it looked desolate to him, and he was the more dejected, as he seemed no nearer to the Queen than before, and with little chance of getting there.
• On my arrival at Altenberg, I found Scharnhorst deeply dejected, for he could not shut his eyes to the consequences of this resistance.
• Her surroundings were by no means in keeping with her dejected manner.

Similar words containing JECT without suffix ed and without prefix de

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