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Definition of depress
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Depress
(v. t.) To
lessen
the
activity
of; to make dull;
embarrass,
as
trade,
commerce,
etc..
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Glen
::
Glen (n.) A
secluded
and
narrow
valley;
a dale; a
depression
between
hills.
Oppression
::
Oppression
(n.) A sense of
heaviness
or
obstruction
in the body or mind;
depression;
dullness;
lassitude;
as, an
oppression
of
spirits;
an
oppression
of the
lungs..
Pit
::
Pit (n.) A
depression
or
hollow
in the
surface
of the human bod.
Depress
::
Depress
(a.)
Having
the
middle
lower than the
border;
concave.
Valley
::
Valley
(n.) The space
inclosed
between
ranges
of hills or
mountains;
the strip of land at the
bottom
of the
depressions
intersecting
a
country,
including
usually
the bed of a
stream,
with
frequently
broad
alluvial
plains
on one or both sides of the
stream.
Also used
figuratively..
Elevator
::
Elevator
(n.) An
instrument
for
raising
a
depressed
portion
of a bone.
Dimple
::
Dimple
(v. t.) To mark with
dimples
or
dimplelike
depressions.
Dull
::
Dull
(superl.)
Furnishing
little
delight,
spirit,
or
variety;
uninteresting;
tedious;
cheerless;
gloomy;
melancholy;
depressing;
as, a dull story or
sermon;
a dull
occupation
or
period;
hence,
cloudy;
overcast;
as, a dull day..
Diaglyphtic
::
Diaglyphtic
(a.)
Represented
or
formed
by
depressions
in the
general
surface;
as,
diaglyphic
sculpture
or
engraving;
--
opposed
to
anaglyphic..
Refreshment
::
Refreshment
(n.) The act of
refreshing,
or the state of being
refreshed;
restoration
of
strength,
spirit,
vigor,
or
liveliness;
relief
after
suffering;
new life or
animation
after
depression..
Decline
::
Decline
(v. t.) To bend
downward;
to bring down; to
depress;
to cause to bend, or
fall..
Depression
::
Depression
(n.) The
operation
of
reducing
to a lower
degree;
-- said of
equations.
Dejection
::
Dejection
(n.)
Lowness
of
spirits
occasioned
by grief or
misfortune;
mental
depression;
melancholy.
Revival
::
Revival
(n.)
Reanimation
from a state of
langour
or
depression;
--
applied
to the
health,
spirits,
and the
like..
Pressor
::
Pressor
(a.)
Causing,
or
giving
rise to,
pressure
or to an
increase
of
pressure;
as,
pressor
nerve
fibers,
stimulation
of which
excites
the
vasomotor
center,
thus
causing
a
stronger
contraction
of the
arteries
and
consequently
an
increase
of the
arterial
blood
pressure;
--
opposed
to
depressor..
Dent
::
Dent (n.) A
slight
depression,
or small notch or
hollow,
made by a blow or by
pressure;
an
indentation..
Reclination
::
Reclination
(n.) The act or
process
of
removing
a
cataract,
by
applying
the
needle
to its
anterior
surface,
and
depressing
it into the
vitreous
humor in such a way that the front
surface
of the
cataract
becomes
the upper one and its back
surface
the lower one..
Follicle
::
Follicle
(n.) A small
cavity,
tubular
depression,
or sac; as, a hair
follicle..
Iodism
::
Iodism
(n.) A
morbid
state
produced
by the use of
iodine
and its
compounds,
and
characterized
by
palpitation,
depression,
and
general
emaciation,
with a
pustular
eruption
upon the
skin..
Fainthearted
::
Fainthearted
(a.)
Wanting
in
courage;
depressed
by fear;
easily
discouraged
or
frightened;
cowardly;
timorous;
dejected.
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