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What is the comparative and superlative of the word depressed?
more depressed, most depressed
Does depressed have a prefix?
Yes, "de-" is a prefix in the word "depressed."
What is the Hindi word for depressed?
hataash
What is the opposite word for elated?
Depressed?
What is the adjective for the word excited?
Depressed
How do you spell depressed?
That is the correct spelling of the word depression (an indentation, or a gloomy psychological state).
Antonym of the word cheerful?
Gloomy, depressed.
What are synonyms for the word sad?
depressed, glum
What is the synonym for this word dismal?
depressed or sad
What is the closest antonym for the word elated?
depressed
What is a sentence for the word depressed?
I was very depressed because I had no one to play with because I had a flu.*depressed is mostly used like when u r sad or something
How many syllables for the word depressed?
3 syllables -- de - pres - sion
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