Examples of using Dejection in English and their translations into Greek
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the customer reports that their dejection has lifted,
stress tends to worsen even more the feeling of dejection, so much so that one can end up falling into the more
in total dejection and inertia.
Only belief in the divine decree will protect man from such arrogance in times of ease and dejection in times of hardship,
what you can do to adjust negative patterns of doubt or dejection.
concern and dejection in the hearts of the apostate sons of France.
in what place you were seized by the spirit of unchastity, dejection or anger and how it all happened.
confusion of thought, dejection, hatred towards them that live a life of discipline,
So I sent the feeling of dejection ahead of YOU, and it gradually drove them out before YOU-two kings of the Amorites-not with your sword
including depression(such as feelings of sadness, dejection) or suicidal
names an emotional disorder described by Freud as“a profoundly painful dejection, cessation of interest in the outside world,
The use of Rebetol and interferon alfa -2b in children and adolescents with existence of or history of severe psychiatric conditions is contraindicated(see“Do not take Rebetol”).• If you have ever had depression or develop symptoms associated with depression(e.g. feeling of sadness, dejection, etc.) while on treatment with Rebetol(see section 4).
I therefore believe that, at this time of dejection amongst many people, of dejection amongst the Palestinians and also within a certain sector of Israeli society,
He saw only dejection.
That dejection was our dejection.
Dejection and lack of energy.
there was only dejection.
On one occasion he expressed his dejection in his appeal to God.
I won't stay in Edinburgh floundering in woe and dejection.
Dejection and sorrow and tears which change to powerful outburts of joy.