9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Despondency' in a Sentence

"The state of being despondent; a feeling of depression resulting from a loss of courage or hope, leading to a sense of dejection." more

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After losing the game, the team showed signs of despondency on their faces.

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The lost puppy's despondency disappeared when it found its owner.

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Despite the team's loss, the coach encouraged them to overcome their despondency and focus on improving for the next game.

The injured puppy's eyes reflected a deep despondency as it limped along the street.

The injured puppy's despondency disappeared when it was given a warm blanket.

Maria's despondency lifted when she received a letter from her best friend who had moved to another city.

His despondency lifted when he saw his friends waiting for him at the school gate.

The rainy weather brought a sense of despondency to the outdoor picnic, but the children still found ways to have fun indoors.

The failed science experiment resulted in a moment of despondency for the young scientist.

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