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disheartened

adjective as in down

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The relentless competition from school to the workplace, coupled with the pressure to meet family and societal expectations, is leaving many young South Koreans feeling disheartened.

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"In recent months I have been really disheartened by the approach of the DUP," he said.

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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.

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

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

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

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