Adjective:

ଉଦାସୀନ,

depressing's Usage Examples:

Obsessed with darker emotions, his style in clothing and dwelling are depressing, gloomy affairs.

In telecommunication, an automatic redial is a service feature that allows the user to dial, by depressing a single key or a few keys, the most recent.

He rejected his reputation for writing depressing lyrics, saying that they were supposed to be uplifting, but thoughtful.

Whenever designing rooms, Kirkland tries to show a bare lightbulb because he feels that it makes things more depressing.

extras, some of them can be rearranged and dragged off the menubar while depressing the ⌘ key.

original had been; one critic, writing in Variety, described it as "the shoddiest of exploitation film traditions, a depressing fast buck attempt to milk.

writer Tom Breihan found the song"s production lacking in creativity but backhandedly said that its "depressingly boring, but it"s done its job, giving Bubba.

Grimshaw's paintings depicted the contemporary world but eschewed the dirty and depressing aspects of industrial towns.

The 1961 drama The Children"s Hour gives viewers the idea that lesbians live a "dark" and almost depressing lifestyle.

By depressing the freezing point of water, calcium chloride is used to prevent ice formation and is used.

After Dutt's death, Anand said that He was a young man, he should not have made depressing pictures.

change gear whilst depressing the clutch pedal with the left foot to disengage the engine from the drivetrain and wheels.

”Global Domination rated the EP 10/10, commenting, “There are moments of a general upbeat/pensive nature, most of this is very downhearted music, sometimes shifting towards the downright depressing.

Synonyms:

somber, sorry, grim, sombre, blue, dreary, cheerless, joyless, drab, sunniness, cheer, dismal, disconsolate, dingy, sunshine, cheerfulness, dark, drear, unhappy, gloomy, uncheerful, melancholy,

Antonyms:

happiness, cheerful, happy, uncheerfulness, joyous,