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Definition of depress
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Depress
(a.)
Having
the
middle
lower than the
border;
concave.
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Depressomotor
::
Depressomotor
(a.)
Depressing
or
diminishing
the
capacity
for
movement,
as
depressomotor
nerves,
which lower or
inhibit
muscular
activity..
Shallow-waisted
::
Shallow-waisted
(a.)
Having
a flush deck, or with only a
moderate
depression
amidships;
-- said of a
vessel..
Dent
::
Dent (n.) A
slight
depression,
or small notch or
hollow,
made by a blow or by
pressure;
an
indentation..
Flat
::
Flat (v. t.) To
depress
in tone, as a
musical
note;
especially,
to lower in pitch by half a
tone..
Dismay
::
Dismay
(v. i.) To
disable
with alarm or
apprehensions;
to
depress
the
spirits
or
courage
of; to
deprive
or
firmness
and
energy
through
fear; to
daunt;
to
appall;
to
terrify.
Whirlpool
::
Whirlpool
(n.) An eddy or
vortex
of
water;
a place in a body of water where the water moves round in a
circle
so as to
produce
a
depression
or
cavity
in the
center,
into which
floating
objects
may be
drawn;
any body of water
having
a more or less
circular
motion
caused
by its
flowing
in an
irregular
channel,
by the
coming
together
of
opposing
currents,
or the
like..
Dampen
::
Dampen
(v. t.) To
depress;
to
check;
to make dull; to
lessen.
Fainthearted
::
Fainthearted
(a.)
Wanting
in
courage;
depressed
by fear;
easily
discouraged
or
frightened;
cowardly;
timorous;
dejected.
Sink
::
Sink (v. i.) To be
overwhelmed
or
depressed;
to fall
slowly,
as so the
ground,
from
weakness
or from an
overburden;
to fail in
strength;
to
decline;
to
decay;
to
decrease..
Zamouse
::
Zamouse
(n.) A West
African
buffalo
(Bubalus
brachyceros)
having
short horns
depressed
at the base, and large ears
fringed
internally
with three rows of long
hairs.
It is
destitute
of a
dewlap.
Called
also
short-horned
buffalo,
and bush cow..
Dispirit
::
Dispirit
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
cheerful
spirits;
to
depress
the
spirits
of; to
dishearten;
to
discourage.
Console
::
Console
(v. t.) To cheer in
distress
or
depression;
to
alleviate
the grief and raise the
spirits
of; to
relieve;
to
comfort;
to
soothe.
Refresh
::
Refresh
(a.) To make fresh
again;
to
restore
strength,
spirit,
animation,
or the like, to; to
relieve
from
fatigue
or
depression;
to
reinvigorate;
to
enliven
anew; to
reanimate;
as, sleep
refreshes
the body and the
mind..
Despond
::
Despond
(v. i.) To give up, the will,
courage,
or
spirit;
to be
thoroughly
disheartened;
to lose all
courage;
to
become
dispirited
or
depressed;
to take an
unhopeful
view..
Hollow
::
Hollow
(a.)
Depressed;
concave;
gaunt;
sunken.
Melancholy
::
Melancholy
(n.)
Depression
of
spirits;
a
gloomy
state
continuing
a
considerable
time; deep
dejection;
gloominess.
Pitch
::
Pitch (n.) A point or peak; the
extreme
point or
degree
of
elevation
or
depression;
hence,
a limit or
bound..
Settle
::
Settle
(n.) To cause to sink; to
lower;
to
depress;
hence,
also, to
render
close or
compact;
as, to
settle
the
contents
of a
barrel
or bag by
shaking
it..
Down
::
Down
(prep.)
A state of
depression;
low
state;
abasement.
Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) A
depression
or
opening
in the
center
of the base of many
spiral
shells.
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