depressed [dɪˈprest] ADJ
1. depressed (sad):
- depressed about sth
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- clinically depressed
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depressed area N
- depressed area
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depress [dɪˈpres] VB trans
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| you | depress |
| he/she/it | depresses |
| we | depress |
| you | depress |
| they | depress |
| I | depressed |
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| you | depressed |
| he/she/it | depressed |
| we | depressed |
| you | depressed |
| they | depressed |
| I | have | depressed |
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| you | have | depressed |
| he/she/it | has | depressed |
| we | have | depressed |
| you | have | depressed |
| they | have | depressed |
| I | had | depressed |
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| you | had | depressed |
| he/she/it | had | depressed |
| we | had | depressed |
| you | had | depressed |
| they | had | depressed |
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Low domestic and foreign demand have depressed the economy's overall output.
en.wikipedia.org Additionally, overproduction was depressing the profitability of the agriculture industry.
en.wikipedia.org In summer 1723, stock of the company, previously cancelled, was reissued, but this depressed the share price further.
en.wikipedia.org Depressing the button on the remote control will both open and close a door.
en.wikipedia.org Losing the ability to read and to observe nature plagued and depressed him, leading him to voluntarily starve himself to death.
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