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deject

[dih-jekt] / dɪˈdʒɛkt /
VERB
lower spirits
Synonyms


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While obviously disappointed, the former Stoke City manager seemed far from dejected, and indeed relatively positive, when delivering his post-match media briefings.

From BBC

The thrilling finale served up scenes of contrast as Leeds' fans jubilantly sang along to Kaiser Chiefs' 'I predict a riot' while Norwich players sat dejected on the turf.

From BBC

Resting a supportive hand on the shoulder of a slumping, dejected man, Adrian Feliciano encouraged him to talk with a mental health counselor — and brought one in — on a recent afternoon.

From Seattle Times

Riyad Mahrez: Manchester United had every reason to walk off the pitch at the end of this Manchester derby looking utterly dejected, having been on the receiving end of real mauling.

From BBC

Afghans later told Reuters they felt dejected after the visit by the official, who they said offered no clarity on their resettlement, including how much longer they will be there.

From Reuters