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downheartedness

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See: damper, pessimism
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a psychologist who has first hand experience of serious mental illness, recalls how "despite the quite incredible power of the medication to wipe out symptoms (for which I will always be grateful) the inner feelings of downheartedness and guilt were still there" (1997, p.
The role of sport and exercise in recovery from serious mental ... by Carless, David; Douglas, Kitrina / International Journal of Men's Health
Home is where matches have been won or lost, memories linger and where we find comfort in times of downheartedness.
FOOTBALL: HEARTS: DAWN OF A NEW ERA: GORBIE ROAD; Jambos turn up in ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Yet our downheartedness is leavened by a measure of pride.
Standing Tall (and Better Dressed) by QUEENAN, JOE / Chief Executive (U.S.)
 
 
 
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