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Definition of depress
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Depress
(v. t.) To bring down or
humble;
to
abase,
as
pride..
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Dent
::
Dent (n.) A
slight
depression,
or small notch or
hollow,
made by a blow or by
pressure;
an
indentation..
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..
Hollow
::
Hollow
(n.) A low spot
surrounded
by
elevations;
a
depressed
part of a
surface;
a
concavity;
a
channel.
Cow
::
Cow (v. t.) To
depress
with fear; to daunt the
spirits
or
courage
of; to
overawe.
Melancholy
::
Melancholy
(a.)
Depressed
in
spirits;
dejected;
gloomy
dismal.
Sinker
::
Sinker
(n.) In
knitting
machines,
one of the thin
plates,
blades,
or other
devices,
that
depress
the loops upon or
between
the
needles..
Appall
::
Appall
(a.) To
depress
or
discourage
with fear; to
impress
with fear in such a
manner
that the mind
shrinks,
or loses its
firmness;
to
overcome
with
sudden
terror
or
horror;
to
dismay;
as, the sight
appalled
the
stoutest
heart..
Depress
::
Depress
(v. t.) To
lessen
in
price;
to cause to
decline
in
value;
to
cheapen;
to
depreciate.
Pothole
::
Pothole
(n.) A
circular
hole
formed
in the rocky beds of
rivers
by the
grinding
action
of
stones
or
gravel
whirled
round by the water in what was at first a
natural
depression
of the rock.
Dispirit
::
Dispirit
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
cheerful
spirits;
to
depress
the
spirits
of; to
dishearten;
to
discourage.
Punctated
::
Punctated
(a.)
Dotted
with small spots of
color,
or with
minute
depressions
or
pits..
Bicipital
::
Bicipital
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
biceps
muscle;
as,
bicipital
furrows,
the
depressions
on
either
side of the
biceps
of the arm..
Fossulate
::
Fossulate
(a.)
Having,
or
surrounded
by, long,
narrow
depressions
or
furrows..
Countersink
::
Countersink
(v. t.) To
chamfer
or form a
depression
around
the top of (a hole in wood,
metal,
etc.) for the
reception
of the head of a screw or bolt below the
surface,
either
wholly
or in part; as, to
countersink
a hole for a
screw..
Groove
::
Groove
(n.) A
furrow,
channel,
or long
hollow,
such as may be
formed
by
cutting,
molding,
grinding,
the
wearing
force of
flowing
water,
or
constant
travel;
a
depressed
way; a worn path; a rut..
Carbuncle
::
Carbuncle
(n.) A very
painful
acute local
inflammation
of the
subcutaneous
tissue,
esp. of the trunk or back of the neck,
characterized
by
brawny
hardness
of the
affected
parts,
sloughing
of the skin and
deeper
tissues,
and
marked
constitutional
depression.
It
differs
from a boil in size,
tendency
to
spread,
and the
absence
of a
central
core, and is
frequently
fatal.
It is also
called
anthrax..
Depressed
::
Depressed
(a.) Lying flat; -- said of a stem or leaf which lies close to the
ground.
Undaunted
::
Undaunted
(a.) Not
daunted;
not
subdued
or
depressed
by fear.
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..
Dull
::
Dull (v. t.) To
deprive
of
liveliness
or
activity;
to
render
heavy;
to make
inert;
to
depress;
to
weary;
to
sadden.
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