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Making despondent or depressive.
dark
blue
sorry
grim
gloomy
dreary
dismal
depressing
dingy
drab
cheerless
uncheerful
Destructive of morale and self-reliance.
disheartening
demoralizing
demoralising
discouraging
1
Fog machines provide a
dispiriting
miasma; the puddles come from water trucks.
2
It conflicts with the box set regime, and it can be
dispiriting
.
3
I had nothing to complain of; but the effect was rather
dispiriting
.
4
But the period after the interval was even more
dispiriting
for Chelsea.
5
This is pretty
dispiriting
,
bordering on manically depressing, from a European perspective.
6
If you're a rationalist, there's something a little
dispiriting
about all this.
7
Choosing the wrong course can be an expensive and
dispiriting
error.
8
Even at the best of times, there is something
dispiriting
about house viewings.
9
Even in the gloom, there was something forlorn and
dispiriting
in his walk.
10
A lack of luck was another of Palace's problems on a
dispiriting
day.
11
The phone hacking affair casts a
dispiriting
light on the state of journalism.
12
Her 2014 French Open title was another high after a
dispiriting
injury low.
13
It's a
dispiriting
return to the politics of protest and posture.
14
A
dispiriting
experience Saturday wasn't a great advertisement for Pacific rugby.
15
His situation we should now suppose in the highest degree gloomy and
dispiriting
.
16
She had a
dispiriting
first month of hunting lodgings in the crowded city.
dispiriting
more dispiriting
very dispiriting
so dispiriting
dispiriting day
dispiriting experience