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Meanings of so dispirited in English

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Usage of so dispirited in English
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Brun's concern deepened; he had never known the great magician to be so dispirited.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
2
Andy was never so dispirited in all his life.
Andy the Acrobat / Or, Out with the Greatest Show on Earth
3
Martin, and so dispirited the Scotch and Regulators that years elapsed before they gave further trouble.
School History of North Carolina : from 1584 to the present time
4
Some days she could barely drag herself from her bed, so dispirited and scared was she.
The lady elizabeth
5
When at last the morning's drill was over we were so dispirited that we hardly felt any relief.
Combed Out
6
He seems so dispirited.
The King's Men: A Tale of To-morrow
7
And to a people so weary, so dispirited, so thirsty for repose, that of itself must have a certain charm.
France in the Nineteenth Century
8
I had never seen the good old negro look so dispirited, and I feared that some serious disaster had befallen my friend.
Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
9
He knew that if he killed Taung S'Ali his men would be so dispirited that when the night came they would fly.
The Wings of the Morning
10
He was sometimes so dispirited during the war that he was obliged to postpone his contributions for sheer lack of spirit to go on.
Yesterdays with Authors
11
Corbyn scored well on the NHS with a redacted document but the audience was so dispirited that the debate ended in a Blind Date chat.
The Guardian
12
The Federal loss on this day was 13,000, and the troops were so dispirited that they refused to renew the battle in the afternoon.
With Lee in Virginia: A Story of the American Civil War
13
So dispirited, in fact, that she has resigned from the loop, convinced we no longer need her.
Sahm I am
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So dispirited through the time