dispiritedness (Meaning)

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dispiritedness (n)

a feeling of low spirits

The dispiritedness of the soldiers was clear as they trudged through the mud, their heads hung low.
The team's dispiritedness was palpable after their crushing defeat.
The dispiritedness of the workforce was a result of months of gruelling shifts and poor working conditions.
The dispiritedness of the students was clear as they sat in class, their eyes glazed over.
The dispiritedness of the community was apparent in the deserted streets and closed shops.
The dispiritedness of the nation was reflected in the low voter turnout at the recent election.
The dispiritedness of the athlete was evident in her lack of motivation and poor performance in training.
The dispiritedness of the artist was evident in his empty studio and lack of inspiration.
The dispiritedness of the activists was a result of years of government inaction on their cause.
The dispiritedness of the entire department was so thick you could cut it with a knife.

a feeling of low spirits

sorrowfulness, melancholy,sadness, depression, mournfulness, blue devils, desperation, unhappiness, forlornness, oppression

ecstasy, intoxication, glee, joyousness, exhilaration, exultation, exuberance, exultation, joyfulness, gladness

The dispiritedness of the soldiers was clear as they trudged through the mud, their heads hung low.

The team's dispiritedness was palpable after their crushing defeat.

The dispiritedness of the workforce was a result of months of gruelling shifts and poor working conditions.

The dispiritedness of the students was clear as they sat in class, their eyes glazed over.