dejection
nounDivide dejection into syllables:
de · jec · tion
How to pronounce dejection:
Definition of dejection:
- dejection (noun):
- lowness of spirits
- noun. a state of melancholy depression.
- a mental state in which a person has feelings of gloom and inadequacy
Synonyms for dejection:
agony
anguish
blues
bm
body waste
boredom
crap
depression
desolation
despair
desperation
despond
despondence
despondency
distress
dog do
dog shit
dog turd
doggy do
doldrums
downheartedness
dreariness
droppings
dumps
dung
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