depressive

IPA: dɪprˈɛsɪv

Examples of "depressive" in Sentences

The depressive ... but the depressive is the very opposite of the hollow man!
I could never be described as a depressive person, but I seem to be doing a good impression of it this season.
This chapter is devoted to a discussion of the specific set of behaviors and feelings that make up what we call the depressive syndrome.
I suppose I've made some personal progress in admitting openly that I am depressive, which is to say I have not been formally diagnosed as such, but I suspect I could be.
Nolen-Hoeksema’s research clearly shows that this kind of thinking—which she calls depressive rumination—quickly deteriorates into a vicious downward spiral that exacerbates the severity and length of depression.
Ladislav von Meduna started seizure therapy by intravenous injection of cardiazol (in depressive states), a therapy that was abandoned when in 1938 the Italians Cerletti and Bini introduced electric convulsive therapy, E.C.T., for severe mental states.