Examples of using Despondency in English and their translations into Dutch
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Despondency and cheerfulness, anger
these are the causes of despondency.
H earing the despondency of the people and seeing how upset His own men were,
a sense of despondency emerged…”.
Read ye the sacred verses in such measure that ye be not overcome by languor and despondency.
Although'Absolute Design' definitely is not a bad record, but it will also be a cd that will blow you away of surprise and despondency.
The despondency is particularly palpable because of the optimism that existed in Northern Ireland between the parties
Distemper is a condition characterized by a reduced emotional background, despondency and unwillingness to do anything about a particular situation.
and disappointment, despondency, rob the body of its health and grace.
She needs a good shaking about to jolt her out of her despondency. Excellent idea!
worry, and despondency.
such individuals can fall into despondency, sadness, and even panic.
This subversive organisation sought to disarm Britain unilaterally at the height of the Cold War, and spread alarm and despondency.
A story of transition- from male to female, and from despondency to happiness.
it creates a feeling of gloom and despondency.
we are human beings experiencing disappointment and despondency.
In the world of children there is no place for despondency, not doing anything or apathy.
giving Gamers the chance to experience the exaltations and despondency of a professional tennis player.
heavy curtains can create an atmosphere of despondency and apathy.
But the years that followed were marked by opposition and some despondency among his followers.