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Dejection
01
découragement, abattement, tristesse
a state of low spirits, sadness, or melancholy
02
matières fécales
the act of discharging the solid bodily waste from the large intestine
dejection
n
deject
v
Exemple
Failing the exam for the second time heightened his dejection and self-doubt.
The loss in the final match was evident in the players' faces, displaying a collective sense of dejection.
The rainy weather added to the general sense of dejection among the outdoor event attendees.
A wave of dejection swept over her as she received the news of her grandmother's passing.
The constant setbacks in his career led to a growing sense of dejection and frustration.
