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Meanings of depress (depresses) in English
Usage of depresses in English
1
That in turn depresses prices and compels fishermen to break catch limits.
2
It is so strong that it depresses me-fairlytakes my breath away.
3
But if it depresses me, why do I continue drawing in the book?
4
Like many others, it has scaled back expectations as building capital depresses returns.
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And there's nothing that depresses me more than seeing a planet being destroyed.
6
Wired.com: Hearing about algae or jellyfish as dietary staples depresses me.
7
When the membrane bends, it effectively depresses a pressure sensor inside.
8
In turn, NLG1 cleavage depresses synaptic transmission by abruptly reducing presynaptic release probability.
9
If the lid depresses when applying pressure, this jar isn't sealed.
10
But I can tell you that it depresses me no end.
11
It significantly depresses respiratory function, decreasing both the depth and frequency of breaths.
12
The blood stream becomes poisoned, which immediately depresses the physical and mental powers.
13
It invites recurrent recessions, depresses our Federal revenues, and causes chronic budget deficits.
14
Big Boy's behaviour depresses Leshole and sends him down a bitter memory lane.
15
Hypoxia markedly depresses synaptic transmission in hippocampal slices of the rat.
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An economic downturn depresses the housing market, hitting building companies.
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Depresses through the time
Depresses across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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