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Meanings of very dispirited in English

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Usage of very dispirited in English
1
Towards the end of August he again became very dispirited.
With Zola in England: A Story of Exile
2
I fear not, although Lord Raglan is quite ready; but the French are very dispirited.
The Thin Red Line; and Blue Blood
3
He was a very dispirited Poet.
A Canticle For Leibowitz
4
It was before we became definitely engaged, and he seemed to feel very dispirited and uncertain of the future.
Dark Hollow
5
Their necks were aching terribly, and, in spite of their determination not to lose heart, they became very dispirited.
Chatterbox, 1905.
6
Exiting, Tuohy remarked to McDonnell, "I'm glad I'm not privy to this." "He was very dispirited," says McDonnell.
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
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Full of fears, anxiety, and mistrust, it was a very dispirited Rabecque that now slowly followed Monsieur Gaubert into the inn.
St. Martin's Summer
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After vainly tramping about for over two hours, he turned away towards his lodging, feeling very dispirited, and thinking about breakfast.
By Rock and Pool on an Austral Shore, and Other Stories
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"They must all be very dispirited," he said.
The Trial
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