down in the mouth (Meaning)

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down in the mouth (s)

filled with melancholy and despondency

The team was feeling down in the mouth after losing the championship game.
She was down in the mouth because she had to stay home from school because of the flu.
The dog was feeling down in the mouth when its owner left for work.
The economy was down in the mouth as unemployment rates soared.
He was down in the mouth because he had been passed over for the promotion.
The company was down in the mouth after losing a major client.
She was down in the mouth when she realized she had lost her keys.
The city was down in the mouth after a major storm.
The stock market was down in the mouth after a major sell-off.
She was down in the mouth after her car broke down.

filled with melancholy and despondency

worried,sad, bad, down, depressed, miserable, heartbroken, sorry, unhappy, upset

exultant, buoyed, joyful, exuberant, excited, cheery, cheery, delighted, gleeful, enraptured

The team was feeling down in the mouth after losing the championship game.

She was down in the mouth because she had to stay home from school because of the flu.

The dog was feeling down in the mouth when its owner left for work.

The economy was down in the mouth as unemployment rates soared.