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Meanings of most depressing in English
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Usage of most depressing in English
1
Budget 2021 was delivered against one of the most depressing backdrops yet.
2
The following year, 1757, was the most depressing period of the war.
3
But the dingiest and deadliest and most depressing lie round about Victoria.
4
The place altogether had a most depressing aspect of poverty and idleness.
5
In short, I remember finding my first day a most depressing affair.
6
I found that to be the most depressing aspect of my pilgrimages.
7
Lincoln confided to Brooks, That is the most depressing thing about Hooker.
8
The old, dangerous, foolish past had a most depressing effect upon her.
9
Notwithstanding its beautiful situation, excellent discipline, etc., its atmosphere is most depressing.
10
Miss Martell improved visibly, for a most depressing fear had been removed.
11
Yes, 21 January is seen as the most depressing day of the year.
12
It's not because today is officially the most depressing day of the year.
13
The two sons grew up in the most depressing atmosphere conceivable.
14
The general aspect of Yloilo and its environs is most depressing.
15
It was the most depressing morning I have spent in a long time.
16
It was not a fairy-like sight; indeed, it was a most depressing spectacle.
This collocation consists of:
Most depressing through the time
Most depressing across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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