depriment (Meaning)
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depriment (a.)
Serving to depress.
Synonyms & Antonyms of depriment
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depriment Sentence Examples
- The novel's tragic ending served as a depriment to the readers, leaving them in a state of sorrow.
- The news of the company's bankruptcy acted as a depriment to the employees, dampening their spirits.
- His failure to secure the scholarship was a depriment to his aspirations of pursuing higher education.
- The persistent rain throughout the vacation was a depriment to their plans of enjoying outdoor activities.
- Losing the championship match was a depriment to the team's morale, casting a shadow over their achievements.
- The lack of support from her family was a depriment to her efforts to start her own business.
- The vandalized artwork was a depriment to the artist's enthusiasm for showcasing their talent in public spaces.
- Facing rejection after rejection became a depriment to his confidence in finding a job.
- Witnessing the destruction caused by the natural disaster was a depriment to the community's sense of security.
- His recurring health issues acted as a depriment to his overall quality of life, hindering his ability to pursue his passions.
FAQs About the word depriment
Serving to depress.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The novel's tragic ending served as a depriment to the readers, leaving them in a state of sorrow.
The news of the company's bankruptcy acted as a depriment to the employees, dampening their spirits.
His failure to secure the scholarship was a depriment to his aspirations of pursuing higher education.
The persistent rain throughout the vacation was a depriment to their plans of enjoying outdoor activities.
