dejected

/dɪˈdʒɛktəd/verb

To make someone feel sad and without hope or energy.

Example sentence

“Losing the final match dejected the entire squad.”

Far more common as an adjective meaning visibly low in spirits: dejected fans filing out of a stadium. The sadness shows in the posture.

Related words

delectableExtremely pleasing to the senses, especially to taste or smell; delicious.degreeA qualification awarded by a university or college to show that a course of study has been completed.delegateSomeone chosen to speak or act on behalf of others, for example at a meeting or conference.defyTo openly resist or stand up to a person, rule, or danger.deliberateTo think about something carefully and weigh it up before deciding.deftDoing something quickly, neatly, and with skill.