desponding
英 [dɪ'spɒndɪŋ] 美 [dɪ'spɒndɪŋ]

adj.

沮丧的，意志消沉的；

英英释义

despond[ di'spɔndiŋ ]

• v.lose confidence or hope; become dejected

  "The supporters of the Presidential candidate desponded when they learned the early results of the election"

权威例句

The Journal of David Brainerd: Desponding Thoughts of a Soul under Convictions of Sin
"The Desponding Negro"(1792)
"Desponding Hearts Will Be Made to Rejoice": Irish and Scottish Famine Relief from Virginia in 1847
The Young Man's Friend: Containing Admonitions for the Erring; Counsel for the Tempted; Encouragement for the Desponding; Hope for t...
These Desponding Days : Emerson and America's Crisis of TextualAuthority
Comfort For The Desponding: Or Words To Soothe And Cheer Troubled Hearts (1864)
The Desponding Negro. A Favorite Song.
Why sinks my soul desponding? /
Relative perturbation of invariant subspaces
Gin and Gender in Early Eighteenth-century London