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Definition of depression
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Depression
(n.) The act of
depressing.
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Alveolus
::
Alveolus
(n.) A small
depression,
sac, or
vesicle,
as the
socket
of a
tooth,
the air cells of the
lungs,
the
ultimate
saccules
of
glands,
etc..
Dimple
::
Dimple
(v. i.) To form
dimples;
to sink into
depressions
or
little
inequalities.
Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) The
depression,
or mark, in the
median
line of the
abdomen,
which
indicates
the point where the
umbilical
cord
separated
from the
fetus;
the
navel..
Profile
::
Profile
(n.) A
drawing
exhibiting
a
vertical
section
of the
ground
along a
surveyed
line, or
graded
work, as of a
railway,
showing
elevations,
depressions,
grades,
etc..
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..
Dimply
::
Dimply
(a.) Full of
dimples,
or small
depressions;
dimpled;
as, the
dimply
pool..
Ephippium
::
Ephippium
(n.) A
depression
in the
sphenoid
bone; the
pituitary
fossa.
Collapse
::
Collapse
(n.)
Extreme
depression
or
sudden
failing
of all the vital
powers,
as the
result
of
disease,
injury,
or
nervous
disturbance..
Seam
::
Seam (n.) A line or
depression
left by a cut or
wound;
a scar; a
cicatrix.
Scurvy
::
Scurvy
(n.) A
disease
characterized
by livid
spots,
especially
about the
thighs
and legs, due to
extravasation
of
blood,
and by
spongy
gums, and
bleeding
from
almost
all the
mucous
membranes.
It is
accompanied
by
paleness,
languor,
depression,
and
general
debility.
It is
occasioned
by
confinement,
innutritious
food, and hard
labor,
but
especially
by lack of fresh
vegetable
food, or
confinement
for a long time to a
limited
range of food, which is
incapable
of
repairing
the waste of the
system.
It
Valley
::
Valley
(n.) The
depression
formed
by the
meeting
of two
slopes
on a flat roof.
Flatness
::
Flatness
(n.)
Depression
of tone; the state of being below the true
pitch;
--
opposed
to
sharpness
or
acuteness.
Scrobiculated
::
Scrobiculated
(a.)
Having
numerous
small,
shallow
depressions
or
hollows;
pitted..
Depression
::
Depression
(n.)
Diminution,
as of
trade,
etc.;
inactivity;
dullness..
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..
Shallow-waisted
::
Shallow-waisted
(a.)
Having
a flush deck, or with only a
moderate
depression
amidships;
-- said of a
vessel..
Umbo
::
Umbo (n.) A boss, or
rounded
elevation,
or a
corresponding
depression,
in a
palate,
disk, or
membrane;
as, the umbo in the
integument
of the
larvae
of
echinoderms
or in the
tympanic
membrane
of the ear..
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..
Sinus
::
Sinus (n.) A
depression
between
adjoining
lobes.
Revive
::
Revive
(v. i.) To raise from coma,
languor,
depression,
or
discouragement;
to bring into
action
after a
suspension..
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