low-spiritedness (Meaning)

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low-spiritedness (n)

a feeling of low spirits

The prolonged lockdown had plunged her into a state of low-spiritedness.
His persistent setbacks left him with an air of low-spiritedness that was palpable.
The gloomy weather cast a low-spiritedness over the once-vibrant town.
Her low-spiritedness made it difficult for her to find joy in everyday activities.
The team's morale plummeted after a string of losses, leaving them in a state of low-spiritedness.
The news of the economic downturn sent a wave of low-spiritedness through the community.
His melancholy demeanor betrayed his low-spiritedness, despite his attempts to conceal it.
The realization that her dream was unlikely to come true left her in a prolonged state of low-spiritedness.
The therapist sought to alleviate the client's low-spiritedness by exploring the underlying causes.
Their low-spiritedness was a stark contrast to the jovial atmosphere they had once known.

a feeling of low spirits

sad, melancholy, bad,unhappy, depressed, upset, sorry, heartbroken, miserable, melancholic

sunny, optimistic, jocular, jovial, chipper, enraptured, mirthful, chipper, buoyed, rapturous

The prolonged lockdown had plunged her into a state of low-spiritedness.

His persistent setbacks left him with an air of low-spiritedness that was palpable.

The gloomy weather cast a low-spiritedness over the once-vibrant town.

Her low-spiritedness made it difficult for her to find joy in everyday activities.