despondency

English

Noun

despondency (countable and uncountable, plural despondencies)

1. The loss of hope or confidence; despair or dejection.
2. A feeling of depression or disheartenment.

Translations

loss of hope or confidence

• Bulgarian: отчаяние (bg) (otčajanie), безнадеждност (bg) (beznadeždnost)
• Danish: modløshed c
• Dutch: wanhoop (nl) m, radeloosheid (nl) m
• French: désespoir (fr)
• German: Verzagtheit (de) f, Mutlosigkeit f
• Greek: αθυμία (el) f (athymía)
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• Maori: takaruretanga, ngākau pōuri
• Romanian: disperare (ro) f
• Russian: упадок духа (upadok duxa), отчаянье (ru) (otčajanʹje)
• Spanish: desesperanza (es) f, desesperación (es) f, descorazonamiento m
• Tagalog: hinayo, paghihinayo

a feeling of depression or disheartenment

• Bulgarian: униние (bg) (uninie)
• Danish: modløshed c
• Dutch: wanhoop (nl) m, radeloosheid (nl) m
• French: abattement (fr) m
• German: Niedergeschlagenheit (de) f, Mutlosigkeit f
• Greek: αθυμία (el) f (athymía)
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• Irish: anaoibh f
• Maori: takaruretanga, rāwakiwaki, ngākau pōuri
• Romanian: mâhnire (ro) f, melancolie (ro) f
• Russian: отчаянье (ru) (otčajanʹje), уныние (ru) (unynije)
• Tagalog: hinayo, paghihinayo