despondency in Latin
despondency in Latin is maeror, maestitia — despondency means a feeling of having lost hope or confidence.
despondency in Latin
maeror
A feeling of depression or disheartenment.
maestitia
A feeling of depression or disheartenment.
What does "despondency" mean?
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noun A feeling of having lost hope or confidence.
"Not everyone succumbed to such nostalgia and despondency. Some saw the existential threat to Scots as a call to document what remained."
- noun A feeling of low spirits and loss of heart.
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despondency in a sentence
- Not everyone succumbed to such nostalgia and despondency. Some saw the existential threat to Scots as a call to document what remained.
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What is "despondency" in Latin?
"despondency" in Latin is maeror, maestitia. despondency means: A feeling of having lost hope or confidence.
Are there other ways to say "despondency" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "despondency": maeror, maestitia.
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