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Messier42 Posted 12 years ago
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Dejected, disheartened, discouraged, dampened..
Are they different?
He bungled the project.
->That put me in bad mood.
That made me feel dejected.
That made me feel disheartened.
That made me feel discouraged.
That dampened my mood.
He bungled the project.
->That put me in bad mood.
That made me feel dejected.
That made me feel disheartened.
That made me feel discouraged.
That dampened my mood.
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Two are non-native with 'feel'. That put me in a bad mood. That dampened my mood .
- Two are non-native with 'feel'.
- That put me in a bad mood.
- That dampened my mood .
- That made me feel dejected.
- That disheartened me.
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Two are non-native with 'feel'.
That put me in a bad mood.
That dampened my mood.
That made me feel dejected.
That disheartened me.
That discouraged me.
That put me in a bad mood.
That dampened my mood.
That made me feel dejected.
That disheartened me.
That discouraged me.
messier42Are they different?Marginally. 1 and 2 do not define the mood; 3 would be better as 'That depressed me'; 4 and 5
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