She was becoming despondent after trying to contact various agencies to solve the problem.
Low achievers tend also to be despondent, frustrated and often rebellious.
The father was despondent and fed up and was reaching the stage when he was not obeying the orders of the court.
The result is that the industry today has arrived at a point where it is shaken, where it is bruised, confused and despondent.
In this important debate, we must be careful not to he too despondent, not to utter contagious pessimism, as it were, in every direction.
Better weather in 1938 also helped improve yields but the decline in prices was a bitter blow to growers, leaving them both deeply frustrated and despondent.
Fourteen adjectives, derived from existing mood adjective checklists, describe purely affective components of depressed mood (defeated, dejected, depressed, despondent, downhearted, gloomy, helpless, hopeless, low, miserable, sad, sluggish, tired, unhappy).
However, on becoming trusted professionals, members of the elderly resource team often felt despondent and frustrated about their cases, like their primary care colleagues before them.
