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Depress

usgb/dɪˈpres/Volume
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Emotional Weight

The word 'depress' can imply a significant emotional burden or sadness.

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The gloomy weather seemed to depress the entire team.
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Intensity Varies

'Depress' can indicate feelings from mildly discouraged to severely unhappy.

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Missing the goal just before the final whistle depressed the players.
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Short-Term Effect

When 'depress' is used, the implied unhappiness is often temporary.

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His harsh criticism briefly depressed me.
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