depressed in Irish
depressed in Irish is in ísle brí — depressed means feeling persistently sad, hopeless, or without energy; also used for the clinical mental health condition.
depressed in Irish
in ísle brí
Unhappy; despondent.
What does "depressed" mean?
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adj Feeling persistently sad, hopeless, or without energy; also used for the clinical mental health condition.
"She's been feeling depressed since losing her job."
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adj Suffering from reduced economic activity.
"The depressed local economy left many shops boarded up."
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depressed in a sentence
- She's been feeling depressed since losing her job.
- He was diagnosed with clinical depression after months of feeling depressed.
- The depressed local economy left many shops boarded up.
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What is "depressed" in Irish?
"depressed" in Irish is in ísle brí. depressed means: Feeling persistently sad, hopeless, or without energy; also used for the clinical mental health condition.
How do you use "depressed" in a sentence?
Example: "She's been feeling depressed since losing her job." In Irish, "depressed" is in ísle brí.
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