Depressive [adjective]
Definition of Depressive:
overwhelming, repressive
Synonyms of Depressive:
● Onerous
● Overbearing
● Dictatorial
● Unjust
● Inhuman
● Cruel
● Brutal
● Depressing
● Burdensome
● Heavy-handed
● Tyrannical
● Harsh
● Backbreaking
● Bleak
● Confining
● Demanding
● Despotic
● Discouraging
● Dismal
● Exacting
● Exigent
● Gloomy
● Grievous
● Grinding
● Headache
● Heavy
● Hefty
● Mean
● Severe
● Somber
● Taxing
● Tough
● Troublesome
● Weighty
● Dispiriting
● Disheartening
● Ironhanded
● Rough going
● Superincumbent
Opposite/Antonyms of Depressive:
● Temperate
● Mild
● Cool
● Relieving
● Calm
● Gentle
● Nice
● Easy
● Kind
Sentence/Example of Depressive:
For teenagers predisposed to depression and anxiety, “a lot of alone time with your depressive thoughts is not great,” says Nicole McGarry, a Northern Virginia therapist who works with a lot of young people.
To treat chronic pain, depressive disorders, or other serious illnesses, get your doctor’s recommendations first.
A month after receiving two doses of the psychedelic drug, 13 people had big drops in depressive symptoms, researchers report November 4 in JAMA Psychiatry.
They estimate that StrongMinds prevents the equivalent of one year of severe major depressive disorder for a woman at a cost of around $248 — a pretty good deal, especially when you consider this helps the woman as well as her dependents.
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In the excited stage of manic-depressive insanity it is not uncommon to find that the memory is abnormally active.
Of the two terms (folie circulaire and manic-depressive insanity) the latter is the more correct.
The mental symptoms, in short, are very similar to those of the elevated stage of manic-depressive insanity.