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Meanings of too despondent in English

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Usage of too despondent in English
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Sugar is too despondent, and maddened by the itch, to pursue her further.
The crimson petal and the white
2
He was too despondent to be curious as to its cause.
The Desired Woman
3
Today, however, even Mrs. Raeburn was almost too despondent to cheer the others.
We Two: A Novel
4
You're too despondent, Miss Jackson, if you'll excuse me-youare indeed.
Delia Blanchflower
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Welford Road could not be too despondent, what with that burgeoning lead of theirs.
The Guardian
6
He had gone to bed, feeling quite too despondent for so healthy a fellow.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 09, No. 51, January, 1862 / A Magaz...
7
He was too tired to chase any boys, and too despondent to answer their taunts.
The Fortunes of Oliver Horn
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Good afternoon, Miss Poynton, and don't be too despondent.
A Maker of History
9
Perhaps Mrs. Barton was a little too despondent.
Five Hundred Dollars; or, Jacob Marlowe's Secret
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And now he was too despondent to eat.
Rain Wild Chronicles 02 - Dragon Haven
11
There is no point in being too despondent about a 2-0 defeat.
The Irish Times
12
When she returned, she was too despondent over the diagnosis to have been included in any gossip.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
13
He appears too despondent for a header.'
Diana of the Crossways — Volume 4
14
Master Porion urged them to continue with their training, but Korin was too despondent and often too drunk.
Hidden Warrior
15
Dyche was not too despondent.
The Guardian
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Perhaps we are too despondent here; but I must think you are too hopeful on your side of the water.
More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1 / A Record of His Work...
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