despondency

Democrats were riding high back then, enthusiastic about their new nominee after weeks of despondency and infighting that led to Biden’s decision to abandon his re-election bid.

Juniper Hills resident Diane Swick, 60, transitioned from joy to despondency quickly in early August.

In the east that all combines with a despondency and frustration that’s been brewing for years, even decades – about the results of German reunification.

For the Eeyores in our midst—and I confess to being a semiprofessional Eeyore, prohibited from competing in the Eeyore Olympics and such—this speedy torquing from despondency to frenetic activism is hard to understand or even trust.

On the national front, there is an air of despondency.