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disheartened

adjective as in down

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“I think everyone would be super disheartened to learn that maybe it would be human-caused,” Harper said, confirming that there is a remote trail that provides hikers access to the tree.

He was also “disheartened” by Black residents that opposed district elections in Carson that would have probably brought more Latinos onto the council.

They feel discouraged, disheartened, disappointed, and so it cannot be understated that every door I knock, people leave feeling excited.

From Salon

Xi is also aware that China has a disheartened younger generation worried about their future.

From BBC

“I’ve been disheartened having been involved with both of them,” he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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