Depressing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPRESSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEPRESS, to make sad
• make (someone) feel utterly dispirited or dejected
• reduce the level or strength of activity in (something, especially an economic or biological system)
• push or pull (something) down into a lower position
ADJECTIVE:
• causing sad feelings of gloom and inadequacy
• saddening

Words related to DEPRESSING

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How to use DEPRESSING in a sentence

• But each succeeding pan added to the depressing conviction that was slowly replacing their hopes.
• No effort had as yet been made to put the place to rights, and in consequence it was stuffy and disordered and proportionately depressing.
• A subtle tone of sadness runs through their books, but it is not burdensome and depressing as is the case of George Eliot.
• She had an uneasy feeling that isolation from everything that had played an important part in her life might be the least depressing factor in this new existence.
• The whole place became more and more depressing to me, and yet, somehow, I have got more ideas for my pictures from this part of the line than any other since or before.
• He carefully examined the floor beneath it, and realized that there was no hope of depressing the trap from above.
• Under these depressing circumstances the bright, cheerful spirit of Bayard, the Good Knight, was invaluable, and his mere presence kept his company in hope and courage.
• There are few discoveries more depressing than this at the beginning of a day of movement.
• Sara had grown up blooming and radiant in spite of the depressing influences of Fraeulein and the dull, narrow schoolroom.
• With a rapid stroke of his knife he then made a shallow cut right round the limb above the injured spot, and depressing the blade cut deeply down to the bone.
• It is depressing to work in a cold dawn on an empty stomach.
• Again we gazed upon the prospect which the height commanded, but it was just as depressing as the one which had before met our eyes.
• Such remarks are depressing to a tired comrade who is not as physically strong as you.
• The whole village was dirty and gloomy and depressing, and yet it stands on the bank of a clean, cheerful stream.
• Came again that solemn and warning cry, the most depressing of all in the wilderness, while the changeless and sinister eyes stared steadily at him.
• Thus by the close of May, 1861, President Lincoln looked forth upon a spectacle tolerably definite at last, and certainly as depressing as ever met the eyes of a great ruler.
• The year was dying early, the leaves were falling fast, it was a raw cold day when we took possession, and the gloom of the house was most depressing.
• This reception, added to the previous failures and the astonishing strength of Porto Rico, produced a most depressing effect.
• Through the winter, strange to say, she had not suffered, but the spring brought on, at intervals, those depressing feelings of languor which Mrs.
• No, Marie, we will have our children educated without being subjected to the depressing influences of caste feeling.
• To face the circumstances, however repulsive, is less depressing than to await in suspense the coming of their footsteps, and the descent of that blow we know they will inflict.
• The depressing influences of the insurrection have been specially felt in the operations of the Patent and General Land Offices.
• The lack of humanity in recent art and literature is infinitely depressing.
• Closely built buildings shut off both light and air, which must come wholly from above, thus preventing circulation, and producing an effect both depressing and wearing.
• A dismal, most depressing region, one on which the sun never shone, gloomy on the brightest day.
• On a nearer view, the place was not without depressing features.
• They flock around our homes and assume a mendicant air that is a little depressing.

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