Definition of downhearted in English:

downhearted

adjectivedaʊnˈhɑːtɪdˌdaʊnˈhɑrdəd

Discouraged; in low spirits.
消沉的，沮丧的，灰心丧气的
fans must not be downhearted even though we lost
即使我们输了，球迷们也决不能灰心丧气。
Example sentencesExamples
- Reading that back now after a little reflection it does sound a bit gloomy, and I wish to make it clear that I am not downhearted, nor do I consider the whole weekend pointless.
- However, he felt there was no reason to be too downhearted as he continued to feel his way back to full fitness, having missed the opening months of the season with a shoulder injury.
- But the former Cheam High School student who had been one of the favourites to win the tournament was not too downhearted by his defeat.
- But instead of being downhearted, he set out to save the world.
- I am not too downhearted because I thought we played better than I expected at this stage of the tournament.
- The common view is that it was the track which proved his undoing and fans are not at all downhearted by that defeat.
- Seven days previously they were dispirited and downhearted after being well beaten by Salford yet by Sunday they'd recovered to the point of putting on one of their most complete displays of the campaign.
- I've never seen a group as downhearted as we have been in the last few years.
- After six months searching, I've got to say I'm getting a bit downhearted about it all.
- After a few days of unproductive searching, they returned to Shalisa Creek Bay, downhearted and discouraged.
- We left feeling elated but soon became downhearted.
- But we have nothing to feel downhearted about; there are a number of things we've done extremely well and I hope will be carried on, such as the Christmas Star Appeal.
- But you can't get too downhearted about something like this.
- I have to admit I was very downhearted at the time as I didn't think I had been given the opportunities.
- Just what's needed when everybody is feeling morose and downhearted about the economic situation.
- She didn't think it was a good idea to leave her daughter home alone when she was so downhearted and depressed.
- However, the Irishman was far from downhearted as he looked to a refreshing break and he claimed the destination of the championship was still in Celtic's hands.
- However, the Minstermen were not too downhearted with the 4-1 defeat as they had no fewer than 12 youth trainees in the party against a strong Shrews' line-up.
- I haven't got downhearted once because he's always been clear and I've always known what I had to do.
- Nothing to be downhearted about then, just lots of work to do to get the team in good order for the visit to Halifax's Old Crossleyans a week this Saturday.
Synonyms
despondent, disheartened, discouraged, dispirited, downcast, low-spirited, in low spirits, hopeless, cast down, crestfallen, down, low, disconsolate, in despair, despairing, wretched, oppressed
melancholy, gloomy, glum, morose, doleful, dismal, woebegone, miserable, depressed, dejected, distressed, sorrowful, sad
defeatist, pessimistic
informal blue, down in the mouth, down in the dumps, as sick as a parrot

Derivatives

downheartedly

adverb

Michael slips downheartedly out of the room followed by Julia.
Example sentencesExamples
- Lightening flashed and a distant rumble of thunder followed it before the pair came out again, the woman trudging downheartedly.
- ‘See you later,’ he said downheartedly.
- She heard herself ask, pleading, ‘but I know there is nowhere else…’ she said downheartedly, crossing her arms about her chest and lowering her head.
- ‘Save your load of bull for someone who cares about you right now…’ he points to Radley, who looks at me downheartedly.

downheartedness

noun

This is why I am not a writer of his reputation: I would never have thought that a celebratory aerial burst could have sadness, let alone be laced with a subcurrent of downheartedness.
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet our downheartedness is leavened by a measure of pride.

Rhymes

good-hearted, hard-hearted, heavy-hearted, kind-hearted, light-hearted, lion-hearted, overparted, tender-hearted, uncharted, warm-hearted, wholehearted

Definition of downhearted in US English:

downhearted

adjectiveˌdaʊnˈhɑrdədˌdounˈhärdəd

Discouraged; in low spirits.
消沉的，沮丧的，灰心丧气的
fans must not be downhearted even though we lost
即使我们输了，球迷们也决不能灰心丧气。
Example sentencesExamples
- After a few days of unproductive searching, they returned to Shalisa Creek Bay, downhearted and discouraged.
- Reading that back now after a little reflection it does sound a bit gloomy, and I wish to make it clear that I am not downhearted, nor do I consider the whole weekend pointless.
- But we have nothing to feel downhearted about; there are a number of things we've done extremely well and I hope will be carried on, such as the Christmas Star Appeal.
- Nothing to be downhearted about then, just lots of work to do to get the team in good order for the visit to Halifax's Old Crossleyans a week this Saturday.
- I've never seen a group as downhearted as we have been in the last few years.
- She didn't think it was a good idea to leave her daughter home alone when she was so downhearted and depressed.
- Just what's needed when everybody is feeling morose and downhearted about the economic situation.
- After six months searching, I've got to say I'm getting a bit downhearted about it all.
- But you can't get too downhearted about something like this.
- We left feeling elated but soon became downhearted.
- I am not too downhearted because I thought we played better than I expected at this stage of the tournament.
- Seven days previously they were dispirited and downhearted after being well beaten by Salford yet by Sunday they'd recovered to the point of putting on one of their most complete displays of the campaign.
- However, the Irishman was far from downhearted as he looked to a refreshing break and he claimed the destination of the championship was still in Celtic's hands.
- However, the Minstermen were not too downhearted with the 4-1 defeat as they had no fewer than 12 youth trainees in the party against a strong Shrews' line-up.
- I have to admit I was very downhearted at the time as I didn't think I had been given the opportunities.
- But instead of being downhearted, he set out to save the world.
- But the former Cheam High School student who had been one of the favourites to win the tournament was not too downhearted by his defeat.
- However, he felt there was no reason to be too downhearted as he continued to feel his way back to full fitness, having missed the opening months of the season with a shoulder injury.
- The common view is that it was the track which proved his undoing and fans are not at all downhearted by that defeat.
- I haven't got downhearted once because he's always been clear and I've always known what I had to do.
Synonyms
despondent, disheartened, discouraged, dispirited, downcast, low-spirited, in low spirits, hopeless, cast down, crestfallen, down, low, disconsolate, in despair, despairing, wretched, oppressed

单词	downhearted
释义	Definition of downhearted in English: downhearted adjectivedaʊnˈhɑːtɪdˌdaʊnˈhɑrdəd Discouraged; in low spirits. 消沉的，沮丧的，灰心丧气的 fans must not be downhearted even though we lost 即使我们输了，球迷们也决不能灰心丧气。 Example sentencesExamples Reading that back now after a little reflection it does sound a bit gloomy, and I wish to make it clear that I am not downhearted, nor do I consider the whole weekend pointless. However, he felt there was no reason to be too downhearted as he continued to feel his way back to full fitness, having missed the opening months of the season with a shoulder injury. But the former Cheam High School student who had been one of the favourites to win the tournament was not too downhearted by his defeat. But instead of being downhearted, he set out to save the world. I am not too downhearted because I thought we played better than I expected at this stage of the tournament. The common view is that it was the track which proved his undoing and fans are not at all downhearted by that defeat. Seven days previously they were dispirited and downhearted after being well beaten by Salford yet by Sunday they'd recovered to the point of putting on one of their most complete displays of the campaign. I've never seen a group as downhearted as we have been in the last few years. After six months searching, I've got to say I'm getting a bit downhearted about it all. After a few days of unproductive searching, they returned to Shalisa Creek Bay, downhearted and discouraged. We left feeling elated but soon became downhearted. But we have nothing to feel downhearted about; there are a number of things we've done extremely well and I hope will be carried on, such as the Christmas Star Appeal. But you can't get too downhearted about something like this. I have to admit I was very downhearted at the time as I didn't think I had been given the opportunities. Just what's needed when everybody is feeling morose and downhearted about the economic situation. She didn't think it was a good idea to leave her daughter home alone when she was so downhearted and depressed. However, the Irishman was far from downhearted as he looked to a refreshing break and he claimed the destination of the championship was still in Celtic's hands. However, the Minstermen were not too downhearted with the 4-1 defeat as they had no fewer than 12 youth trainees in the party against a strong Shrews' line-up. I haven't got downhearted once because he's always been clear and I've always known what I had to do. Nothing to be downhearted about then, just lots of work to do to get the team in good order for the visit to Halifax's Old Crossleyans a week this Saturday. Synonyms despondent, disheartened, discouraged, dispirited, downcast, low-spirited, in low spirits, hopeless, cast down, crestfallen, down, low, disconsolate, in despair, despairing, wretched, oppressed melancholy, gloomy, glum, morose, doleful, dismal, woebegone, miserable, depressed, dejected, distressed, sorrowful, sad defeatist, pessimistic informal blue, down in the mouth, down in the dumps, as sick as a parrot Derivatives downheartedly adverb Michael slips downheartedly out of the room followed by Julia. Example sentencesExamples Lightening flashed and a distant rumble of thunder followed it before the pair came out again, the woman trudging downheartedly. ‘See you later,’ he said downheartedly. She heard herself ask, pleading, ‘but I know there is nowhere else…’ she said downheartedly, crossing her arms about her chest and lowering her head. ‘Save your load of bull for someone who cares about you right now…’ he points to Radley, who looks at me downheartedly. downheartedness noun This is why I am not a writer of his reputation: I would never have thought that a celebratory aerial burst could have sadness, let alone be laced with a subcurrent of downheartedness. Example sentencesExamples Yet our downheartedness is leavened by a measure of pride. Rhymes good-hearted, hard-hearted, heavy-hearted, kind-hearted, light-hearted, lion-hearted, overparted, tender-hearted, uncharted, warm-hearted, wholehearted Definition of downhearted in US English: downhearted adjectiveˌdaʊnˈhɑrdədˌdounˈhärdəd Discouraged; in low spirits. 消沉的，沮丧的，灰心丧气的 fans must not be downhearted even though we lost 即使我们输了，球迷们也决不能灰心丧气。 Example sentencesExamples After a few days of unproductive searching, they returned to Shalisa Creek Bay, downhearted and discouraged. Reading that back now after a little reflection it does sound a bit gloomy, and I wish to make it clear that I am not downhearted, nor do I consider the whole weekend pointless. But we have nothing to feel downhearted about; there are a number of things we've done extremely well and I hope will be carried on, such as the Christmas Star Appeal. Nothing to be downhearted about then, just lots of work to do to get the team in good order for the visit to Halifax's Old Crossleyans a week this Saturday. I've never seen a group as downhearted as we have been in the last few years. She didn't think it was a good idea to leave her daughter home alone when she was so downhearted and depressed. Just what's needed when everybody is feeling morose and downhearted about the economic situation. After six months searching, I've got to say I'm getting a bit downhearted about it all. But you can't get too downhearted about something like this. We left feeling elated but soon became downhearted. I am not too downhearted because I thought we played better than I expected at this stage of the tournament. Seven days previously they were dispirited and downhearted after being well beaten by Salford yet by Sunday they'd recovered to the point of putting on one of their most complete displays of the campaign. However, the Irishman was far from downhearted as he looked to a refreshing break and he claimed the destination of the championship was still in Celtic's hands. However, the Minstermen were not too downhearted with the 4-1 defeat as they had no fewer than 12 youth trainees in the party against a strong Shrews' line-up. I have to admit I was very downhearted at the time as I didn't think I had been given the opportunities. But instead of being downhearted, he set out to save the world. But the former Cheam High School student who had been one of the favourites to win the tournament was not too downhearted by his defeat. However, he felt there was no reason to be too downhearted as he continued to feel his way back to full fitness, having missed the opening months of the season with a shoulder injury. The common view is that it was the track which proved his undoing and fans are not at all downhearted by that defeat. I haven't got downhearted once because he's always been clear and I've always known what I had to do. Synonyms despondent, disheartened, discouraged, dispirited, downcast, low-spirited, in low spirits, hopeless, cast down, crestfallen, down, low, disconsolate, in despair, despairing, wretched, oppressed
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