dejected in Latin
dejected in Latin is dēiectus — dejected means sad and low in spirits, often after a setback or disappointment.
dejected in Latin
dēiectus
Sad and dispirited.
What does "dejected" mean?
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adjective Sad and low in spirits, often after a setback or disappointment.
"He looked dejected after failing his driving test for the third time."
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dejected in a sentence
- He looked dejected after failing his driving test for the third time.
- The team walked off the pitch looking dejected following the loss.
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What is "dejected" in Latin?
"dejected" in Latin is dēiectus. dejected means: Sad and low in spirits, often after a setback or disappointment.
How do you use "dejected" in a sentence?
Example: "He looked dejected after failing his driving test for the third time." In Latin, "dejected" is dēiectus.
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