deject — to make someone feel sad, dispirited, or depressed
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make someone feel sad, dispirited, or depressed
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈdʒekt/
Korean meaning: 낙담시키다, 의기소침하게 만들다
Korean pronunciation: 디**젝**트
Example Sentences
- My cat looked completely dejected when I ran out of treats.
- The rain dejected the outdoor wedding party.
- He walked home with dejected steps after losing the game.
deject
VERB//dɪˈdʒekt//
to make someone feel sad, dispirited, or depressed
The harsh teacher's criticism dejects the hopeful young student completely
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When they reject your project, spirits deject!
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Origin
From Latin deicere, meaning 'to throw down' or 'to cast down.' The word evolved from the literal sense of throwing something downward to the figurative meaning of casting down one's spirits or mood.
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“My cat looked completely dejected when I ran out of treats.”
“The rain dejected the outdoor wedding party.”
“He walked home with dejected steps after losing the game.”
“Even my pizza looked dejected when I dropped it cheese-side down.”
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