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Meanings of so despondent in English
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Usage of so despondent in English
1
If it were, I wouldn't be so despondent about the future.
2
You must not get so despondent or you might commit suicide.
3
I'd been feeling so despondent that I'd let myself get behind in my work.
4
Ayla was feeling so despondent, she was beginning to think that everyone hated her.
5
Alice was so despondent over her financial stress, that she knew not what to do.
6
I was then so poor, so friendless, so despondent!
7
She had never seen him looking so despondent.
8
She'd never seen her brother so despondent.
9
Tell me why you are so despondent.
10
Forgive me, dear Percival, it is but at moments that I feel so despondent; now, again, it is past.
11
Why is it again that people are so despondent about their own times, their community, the tendency of things?
12
Why art thou so despondent?
13
Your words sound so despondent!
14
Why look so despondent?
15
When he went home for the Christmas holidays he was so despondent that his father sent him to a nerve specialist.
16
I'm so proud of the players and I feel so despondent for them to not get anything out of the game, he said.
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