Dejection

Bills players eventually surrounded White as he was loaded into the cart with a towel over his head and his hand on his face in dejection.

Josh Campbell sums up Hibs' dejection as Lewis Jamieson celebrates late equaliser.

Over the course of six albums, Mitski has finessed dejection into various different shapes.

Additionally, Martinez was quick to recognize the feelings of dejection and disconnection many around him faced during the pandemic.

Hearing the dejection in King’s voice was hard.

He furthermore expressed the PDM’s desire to lift their people out of the dejection they are currently experiencing since they cannot be reduced to “social grants and food bank beneficiaries”.

I love the graph of the character - glory, dejection, failure, success.

I may be suffering from addiction; from anger; insecurity; dejection; fear; or so many other difficult emotions.

It is a book that emerged from dejection, one that Ekarat had no plans to write.

Sometimes there are no words to sum up outright dejection in a sporting context.

Host Bangladesh will target a much-needed win when they take on Sri Lanka in the second and final T20I at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium Sunday in order to brush off all the dejection from the past one month or so.

Caesar and his company were amazed and came to meet the soldier with cries of joy; but he, in great dejection, and with a burst of tears, cast himself at Caesar's feet, begging pardon for the loss of his shield.

Overcoming his dejection, Robinson dutifully observed Thomson's feet to ensure he touched all the bases.

The intention taken in vain, the unfulfilled promise, leaves despondency, dejection, that in turn perhaps soon blazes up into an even more vehement intention, which leaves only greater listlessness.