depresses in English
that first day at school depressed me
Use "depresses" in a sentence
1. Modern architecture depresses me.
2. Antonyms for Actuates include bores, calms, checks, deadens, delays, depresses, discourages, dissuades, dulls and halts
3. Antonyms for Apotheosizes include belittles, castigates, condemns, criticises, criticizes, debases, degrades, demotes, depresses and disgraces
4. Barbiturates are a type of drug that depresses the central nervous system.
5. Slang One that depresses, frustrates, or disappoints: Getting stranded at the airport was a real Bummer. 2
6. That's where the Arabs prohibited the import of jasmine because the scent depresses the men and excites the women.
7. The constraint limiting axis command signals provide the aircraft attitude reference only while the pilot manually depresses and holds an enable switch (920).
8. The book Planet Earth —Glacier draws attention to the way water in the form of ice sheets depresses the surface of the earth.
9. P-286 is devoid of adrenolytic or sympatholytic actions, exerts a slight para-sympatholytic action and depresses heart rate and contractile force; it has a papaverine-like antispasmodic action.
10. These classical Attenuations typically result in a tradeoff whereby attenuation depresses the within-host viral load and pathology (which is beneficial to vaccine design), but reduces immunity (which is not beneficial)
11. In the first place, he considers acedia as a kind of oppressive sorrow which so depresses a man that he wants to do nothing. Thus things that are acid are also cold.
12. Entering the bronchial tube and even the alveoli it results in significant reduction of the intensity of inflammation, oedema of the mucous membrane, improves the deliverance from mucus and depresses the activity of unhealthy microorganisms in fires of the chronic infection.
13. What is Adiabatic cooling? Adiabatic cooling systems function similarly to dry cooling systems, but with the incorporation of pre-cooling pads; running water over pre-cooling pads and drawing air through the pads depresses the ambient dry bulb of the incoming air
14. Burnous overcapitalize (Amer.) this proves clearly huevo duro / huevo cocido dry hole as bold as brass promulgated nomos Becquet sich vermehren työssäoloehto inferior pharyngeal bone gladiatoro medical instrument, pulling muscle, somebody or something that presses down, someone or something that depresses or lowers; instrument for pressing
15. ‘There have indeed been a variety of bundle theories, differing According as the bundles' constituents and/or structures were different.’ ‘From the whole rose that blended odour of viands, of flowers, of stuff's, of toilet perfumes, which is the characteristic expression of, all social festivities, and which exhilarates or depresses - According as one is new or old to it.’
16. ‘There have indeed been a variety of bundle theories, differing According as the bundles' constituents and/or structures were different.’ ‘From the whole rose that blended odour of viands, of flowers, of stuff's, of toilet perfumes, which is the characteristic expression of, all social festivities, and which exhilarates or depresses - According as one is new or old to it.’
17. Evidently three distinct stages of geochemical and trophic development are represented, the sequence of stages being tentatively generalized as follows for reservoirs of this region: (1) soon after impoundment, rapid leaching of nutrients from submerged land causes a brief rise in productivity and aberrantly high levels of dissolved low molecular weight phosphorus and nitrogen in the backwaters; (2) subsequently, a "pulse" of soil humic matter released more gradually into the backwaters depresses productivity by fixation of minor elements such as iron, even if the dissolved phosphorus levels are high; (3) finally, a steady state is restored when this anomalous accumulation of humic matter is removed from the water column by sedimentation or flushing, allowing productivity to return to higher levels.