Aún no tenemos significados para "too dispirited".
1She was too dispirited for words, but she patted his hand softly.
2I did not then read it through: I felt too dispirited and preoccupied.
3Faustus remained at home, too dispirited to bother summoning his Numidian.
4Kirk was too dispirited to take advantage of his good fortune.
5It was, indeed, singular; but I was too dispirited to speculate upon the subject.
6He turned away, too dispirited to cross words with her.
7She has been too dispirited to have it cut.
8Thurston did not think so, but he was in too dispirited a mood to argue the point.
9He sat slouched down very low in his seat, much too dispirited to care where he went.
10She was almost too dispirited to defend her 5,000 metres world championship title.
11The men, too dispirited even to start their own camp-fires, sat around resting as do boxers between rounds.
12He was too dispirited to tell Billy how the barn door had blown open and let the pony out.
13She remembered the previous climb, when everyone had been too tired or too dispirited even to lift a deck of cards.
14They were too dispirited to attempt to do so, and the little throng broke up and fled, some one way, some another.
15When I got in, I found Tom lying in his bunk with his face to the wall, too dispirited apparently to answer my consolations.
16He seldom wasted magic on anything as mundane as a morning fire, but he was too dispirited to make the effort with flint and tinder.
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