His clothes were dishevelled and his attitude was one of extreme dejection.

Derville, detecting in his client the symptoms of extreme dejection, said to him:

In point of fact he was not suffering, but extreme dejection was overcoming him.

At Weybridge Station we found Mr. Brodribb pacing the platform in a state of extreme dejection.

The mood of extreme dejection that had followed the appearance of the article in Yardley's did not last.

In this belief had we continued for some time, sitting side by side in a state of extreme dejection.

The jailer, touched by her beauty and extreme dejection, offered her better food than had been prescribed in his orders.

My poor mother continued very ill for many weeks: no medicine would remove the extreme dejection of spirits she laboured under.

Some constitutions bear it better, but the complaint of weakness and extreme dejection of spirits is general among foreigners in the wet season.

"Still," continued Spinks with extreme dejection, "I can't think how I came to let it out."

"Then I suppose I shan't be allowed to see Polly?" There was a tone of extreme dejection in the voice.