dejectory (Meaning)
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dejectory (a.)
Having power, or tending, to cast down.
Promoting evacuations by stool.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dejectory
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dejectory Sentence Examples
- The dejectory of the company's stock has been steadily declining over the past few quarters.
- Despite initial optimism, the dejectory of the project took a negative turn due to unforeseen challenges.
- The dejectory of her career seemed promising until she encountered setbacks that hindered her progress.
- The dejectory of the economy was uncertain, with experts divided on future prospects.
- We need to assess the dejectory of our marketing strategies to ensure we're reaching our target audience effectively.
- The dejectory of his health improved dramatically after he adopted a healthier lifestyle.
- The dejectory of the negotiations seemed positive, but tensions arose unexpectedly, stalling progress.
- It's crucial to monitor the dejectory of customer satisfaction to identify areas for improvement.
- The dejectory of the political landscape shifted dramatically after the unexpected election results.
- Despite the initial dejectory of the project being promising, it encountered numerous roadblocks that delayed completion.
FAQs About the word dejectory
Having power, or tending, to cast down., Promoting evacuations by stool.
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No antonyms found.
The dejectory of the company's stock has been steadily declining over the past few quarters.
Despite initial optimism, the dejectory of the project took a negative turn due to unforeseen challenges.
The dejectory of her career seemed promising until she encountered setbacks that hindered her progress.
The dejectory of the economy was uncertain, with experts divided on future prospects.
