depressive (Meaning)

Wordnet

depressive (n)

someone suffering psychological depression

Webster

Able or tending to depress or cast down.

She struggled with a depressive disorder for most of her adult life.
The rainy weather seemed to exacerbate his depressive mood.
The psychiatrist diagnosed him with a depressive episode following the loss of his job.
Certain medications can have a depressive effect on the central nervous system.
It's important to recognize the signs of a depressive episode and seek help if necessary.
The therapist provided coping mechanisms to manage his depressive symptoms.
Chronic stress can contribute to the development of depressive disorders.
The news of her diagnosis with cancer sent her into a depressive spiral.
The lack of social interaction during the pandemic led to increased feelings of depressive isolation.
The documentary shed light on the struggles of living with a depressive disorder.

someone suffering psychological depressionAble or tending to depress or cast down.

murky, cold, dark, miserable, lonesome, somber, morbid, depressed, black, solemn

buoyant, sunshiny, bright, comforting, joyous, jolly, cordial, festive, sunshiny, cheerful

She struggled with a depressive disorder for most of her adult life.

The rainy weather seemed to exacerbate his depressive mood.

The psychiatrist diagnosed him with a depressive episode following the loss of his job.

Certain medications can have a depressive effect on the central nervous system.