Dysphoric and Dejected

Dysphoric

Dysphoric adjective - Generalized feeling of distress.
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Dejected and dysphoric are semantically related in depressed topic. In some cases you can use "Dejected" instead an adjective "Dysphoric", when it comes to topics like happy.

Dejected

Dejected adjective - Affected or marked by low spirits.
Usage example: is dejected but trying to look cheerful

Dysphoric and dejected are semantically related in happy topic. You can use "Dysphoric" instead an adjective "Dejected".

Nearby Words: dejection, dejectedly, dejecting
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