Meanings of correspondingly depressed in English

On the other hand, the Confederates were more than correspondingly depressed.

The Allies were elated and the Germans correspondingly depressed.

X-Ray seemed in high spirits, and Ethan correspondingly depressed.

The result of the Battle of Long Island gave the British great exultation and correspondingly depressed the Americans.

The "hand-lining" crews were correspondingly depressed, for, though so plenty, not a cod would bite a hook.

In their naive interest in my fortunes, the Grossenstecks rejoiced at an acceptance, and were correspondingly depressed at my failures.

The fall of Augusta was received with rejoicings by the patriots everywhere, and the British and the Tories were correspondingly depressed.

If the forty were diminished even by a unit, a storm of cheering would rise from the Opposition Benches, and Ministerialists would be correspondingly depressed.