despondency|despondencies in English

noun

[de'spond·en·cy || -dənsɪ]

depression, gloom, melancholy, hopelessness

Use "despondency|despondencies" in a sentence

1. He loves spreading alarm and despondency.

2. Now he bathed himself in despondency.

3. Life's not all gloom and despondency.

4. A mood of despondency had set in.

5. Despondency began to creep over their hearts.

6. Her despondency arises from her inability to find employment.

7. In some cases, aging causes despondency, even depression.

8. Will we lose hope and sink into despondency?

9. Zambian and other African consumers do not share his despondency.

10. The melancholiac has fallen into a fixed condition of despondency.

11. But there is some good news in all this despondency.

12. Back at the truck all was despondency in the gathering gloom.

13. 10 An air of gloom and despondency settled over the household.

14. Cheer (v.) late 14c., "to humor, console, dispel despondency;" c

15. Yoga must pep up and not impart weariness and despondency.

16. There's a mood of gloom and despondency in the country.

17. During the days that followed Brackenbury's hasty departure, Edward's despondency increased.

18. Amid the despondency , however, supply and demand are moving towards balance.

19. Now, Kirov had suddenly injected a chilling air of despondency into that pleasant ambience.

20. What might be done to overcome despondency and to increase our joy?

21. When faced with despondency, what can a person do to preserve his spiritual strength?

22. I hope the despondency of yours is for the moment, the happiness is forever!

23. 21 Despondency had come upon her there in the wakeful night, and had never lifted.

24. " To collect what's left over ,'smiled Wu Sun - fu , his look of despondency vanishing abruptly.

25. His heart now leapt with excitement, now sank into a torpor of despondency.