depressed

English

Pronunciation

• (US) IPA: /dəˈprɛst/

Verb

depressed

1. Simple past tense and past participle of depress.

Adjective

depressed (comparative more depressed, superlative most depressed)

1. unhappy, and blaming oneself rather than others; despondent
2. Suffering from clinical depression.
3. Suffering damaging effects of economic recession.

Derived terms

• depressedly
• depressedness

Synonyms

• despondent
• gloomy
• melancholy
• miserable
• sad
• unhappy

Antonyms

• cheerful

Translations

severely despondent and unhappy

Arabic: محبط (ar) Bulgarian: унил (bg), потиснат (bg) Czech: deprimovaný (cs) Finnish: masentunut (fi) Norwegian: deprimert (no)

Polish: nieszczęśliwy (pl) Romanian: deprimat (ro) m., nefericit (ro) m., depresionat (ro) m. and n. Scottish Gaelic: gruamach (gd) Spanish: deprimido (es) m. Swedish: deprimerad (sv)

suffering from clinical depression

Bulgarian: депримиран (bg) Finnish: masentunut (fi) Norwegian: deprimert (no)

Romanian: deprimat (ro) m. and n., depresionat (ro) m. and n. Swedish: deprimerad (sv)

suffering damaging effects of economic recession

Finnish: taantumassa (fi)

Swedish: deprimerad (sv)

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Hebrew: מדוכא (he) (meduka) (1,2)

Scottish Gaelic: ciar, airtnealach, gruamach