dejection

uncountable

A noun referring to a state of low spirits or sadness caused by loss of hope or courage.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние уныния или печали, вызванное потерей надежды или мужества.esSustantivo que denota un estado de abatimiento o tristeza profunda, causado por la pérdida de esperanza o de ánimo.frÉtat de tristesse profonde et d'abattement, souvent causé par une perte d'espoir ou de courage.deSubstantiv, das einen Zustand der Niedergeschlagenheit, Mutlosigkeit oder Traurigkeit bezeichnet, oft verursacht durch den Verlust von Hoffnung oder Ermutigung.ptSubstantivo que designa um estado de desânimo ou tristeza, geralmente causado pela perda de esperança ou de coragem.zh名词，指因失去希望或勇气而感到沮丧、悲伤的情绪状态。arاسم يدل على حالة من الحزن أو الكآبة أو فقدان الروح المعنوية الناتجة عن خيبة الأمل أو فقدان الأمل أو الشجاعة.

1. State of sadness B2 formal

   A feeling of sadness, low spirits, or depression.

   • He was filled with dejection after losing his job.
   • Her face showed signs of deep dejection.
   • The team's dejection was evident after the defeat.

   ruУныниеesabatimientofrabattementdeNiedergeschlagenheitptDesânimozh沮丧arكآبة

   Synonyms: depressiondespairdespondencydisconsolatenessdownheartednessgloomlow spiritsmelancholysadnessunhappiness

   Antonyms: buoyancycheerfulnesselationeuphoriaexhilarationgladnesshappinessjoyjubilationrejoicing

2. Bowel movement C1 formal medical

   The solid waste matter that is expelled from the bowels; feces.

   • The doctor examined the patient's dejection for signs of illness.
   • The sample of dejection was sent to the lab for analysis.
   • Changes in dejection can indicate digestive problems.

   ruИспражнениеesHeces, excrementofrMatière fécaledeStuhlgangptEvacuaçãozh粪便arغائط

   Synonyms: bowel movementdungexcrementexcretafaecesordurestool

• dejections plural form
• dejections' possessive plural form
• dejection's possessive singular form