dejection

But the Master was lost in his own dejection and seemed not to hear.

He looked at the ground under his knees in dejection.

In the dejection of the Ninth, he seems less sure.

If he felt dejection, why not simply jump into the sea?

He knew that she was leaning against it, in dejection.

Her dejection and conviction are too strong to consider his change.

"There was a certain dejection but he had some wit."

Slumped in his chair, he was the figure of dejection.

He walked with an air of dejection, it seemed to Kirk.

Not me, I thought with a small twinge of dejection.

Her voice had a flat tone of dejection in it.

All of them shared the same dejection, few could meet his gaze.

At the end of the solo, he slumped in dejection.

And all of it good,' I responded, with private dejection.

One might have expected anger, dejection, but not naked fear.

One would indeed have wished to show him, the picture of dejection, "to someone who knows."

Instead, he saw a face made lifeless by an odd dejection.

I made sure that you felt dejection and despair at odd times.

What optimism there was did not last long, replaced by a growing sense of dejection.

Despite the dejection in the clubhouse, the 9-2 record still ranks as the team's best start since 1953.

His head also was sunk forward as if he were lost in thought or overcome with deep dejection.

About midnight they gazed on the scene in deep dejection.

I must have looked the picture of dejection that I felt.

The animation in his voice was replaced by calm dejection.

He was overcome with dejection and wanted to get out of the crowd that instant.