Depressed
Orphaned
Orphaned adjective - Deprived of parents by death or desertion.
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Synonyms for Orphaned
Depressed and orphaned are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Depressed" instead an adjective "Orphaned".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- woeful and depressed
- woeful and orphaned
- sad and depressed
- sad and orphaned
- sorrowful and depressed
- sorrowful and orphaned
- forlorn and depressed
- forlorn and orphaned
- cheerless and depressed
- cheerless and orphaned
- disconsolate and depressed
- disconsolate and orphaned
- doleful and depressed
- doleful and orphaned
Both words in one sentence
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Orphaned Series: Ted now only appears when The Cinema Snob is reviewing a kung fu movie (2015 even shows him depressed, stuck to a wheelchair).
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It's also tied together by some truly fantastic jazz and period-inspired music by Benoît Charest and features almost no dialogue.Madame Souza lives with her recently orphaned grandson Champion, who appears understandably depressed.
- Child of Light has a child princess, a firefly fairy, a coward dwarf mage, a money-minded mouse merchant, a monster guard who's banished from his clan, an orphaned fish folk child, a Golem, and two jestersone who's permanently depressed and the other can't even rhyme properly.
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