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Meaning of low-spirited
The primary meaning of "low-spirited" is feeling or showing sadness, depression, or lack of enthusiasm.
Etymology of low-spirited
The word "low-spirited" has its roots in the 17th century, derived from the combination of "low" (meaning not high or amounting to a small quantity) and "spirited" (meaning having or showing a lot of energy, enthusiasm, or determination)
Historically, the term has been used to describe individuals who exhibit a lack of energy, enthusiasm, or confidence, often resulting from feelings of sadness, depression, or discouragement
Synonyms
depressed
melancholy
gloomy
despondent
disheartened
demoralized
discouraged
downhearted
despairing
hopeless
dejected
downcast
sad
sorrowful
morose
somber
dismal
unhappy
unenthusiastic
apathetic
lethargic
languid
listless
spiritless
dispirited
unhappy
mournful
sorrowing
grieving
bereaved
heartbroken
crushed
defeated
demoralized
Definitions
- Feeling or showing sadness, depression, or lack of enthusiasm
- Having a feeling of sadness or depression, or lacking enthusiasm or energy
Usage Examples
- After the breakup, she felt low-spirited and didn't want to socialize with friends.
- The team was low-spirited after losing the championship game.
- He's been feeling low-spirited since he lost his job and is struggling to find a new one.