Noun:

কম প্রফুল্লতা,

low spirits's Usage Examples:

Smith stated that he suffered from "low spirits" and advised others on how best to manage the condition.

Valentine's Day, and birthdays when he found people are generally in low spirits.

They entered [their quarters] in very low spirits, their auxiliaries following after them.

claimed to have a naturally melancholy spirit, writing in a letter that "low spirits are my true and faithful companions; they get up with me, go to bed with.

The doctor returns to the timber station in low spirits.

Hopton's army retreated in low spirits to Devizes.

of "low spirits", Darwin writes: "After the mind has suffered an acute paroxysm of grief, and the cause still continues, we fall into a state of low spirits.

of Dunkeld in 1689, the Highland clans had returned to their homes in low spirits.

criteria to the ICD or DSM, with the core having been translated as 'low spirits'.

As the years pass by, Anna Alexeyevna starts to suffer from low spirits, becomes irritable, and starts to receive treatment for neurasthenia.

Simple obsession is usually the result of the action of low spirits devoted to evil that take pleasure in the suffering imposed on the medium.

something about Aunt Polly's manner when she kissed Tom, that swept away his low spirits and made him lighthearted and happy again".

The others drive back to Pasadena in low spirits the next day.

love heat, to lust, ecstasy, madness and raving, or downwards through low spirits to sorrow, agony, settled grief to despair, then madness and suicide.

In low spirits, the boys arrive at the home of Grandma G in Washington, only to find.

initially gleeful to eat junk food again, but he soon recognizes James's low spirits.

the famous spa; the waters of which are excellent for scurvey, nerves, low spirits and bad appetite.

After a concert, some people saw that the musician was in low spirits.

Synonyms:

lowborn; status; wage-earning; upper-lower-class; proletarian; working-class; blue-collar; propertyless; non-U; position; lower-class;

Antonyms:

upper-class; noble; middle-class; abnormality; tonicity;