Depress synonyms

Hold down, break someone's heart, bridle, activate, and exert pressure on are all synonyms for depress. Encourage and raise are antonyms of depress. And here are 76 another word for depress.

Another word for depress

1. sadden

  • Break someone's heart
  • Break someone's spirit
  • Bring tears to someone's eyes
  • Cast down
  • Cause suffering to
  • Crush
  • Dampen someone's spirits
  • Dash someone's hopes
  • Daunt
  • Demoralize
  • Desolate
  • Discourage
  • Dishearten
  • Dispirit
  • Distress
  • Get down
  • Give someone the blues
  • Grieve
  • Hang over
  • Harrow
  • Haunt
  • Knock for six
  • Knock sideways
  • Knock the stuffing out of
  • Make desolate
  • Make despondent
  • Make gloomy
  • Make sad
  • Make someone fed up
  • Make someone's heart bleed
  • Make unhappy
  • Oppress
  • Sadden
  • Shake
  • Upset
  • Weigh down
  • Weigh heavily on
  • Deject

2. reduce

  • Bridle
  • Cheapen
  • Check
  • Curb
  • Cut
  • Deflate
  • Depreciate
  • Devalue
  • Devitalize
  • Diminish
  • Discount
  • Downgrade
  • Impair
  • Inhibit
  • Keep down
  • Limit
  • Lower
  • Mark down
  • Put down
  • Reduce
  • Restrict
  • Sap
  • Slash
  • Slow down
  • Slow up
  • Weaken
  • Axe

3. lower

  • Activate
  • Exert pressure on
  • Hold down
  • Lower
  • Operate
  • Press (down)
  • Push (down)
  • Tap
  • Thumb
  • Actuate

Depress synonyms statistics

The verb "depress" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 3 synonyms with 3 letters, 1 synonym with 4 letters, 11 synonyms with 5 letters, 8 synonyms with 6 letters, 9 synonyms with 7 letters, 14 synonyms with 8 letters, 3 synonyms with 9 letters, 6 synonyms with 10 letters, 2 synonyms with 11 letters, 1 synonym with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 13 letters, 2 synonyms with 14 letters, 1 synonym with 15 letters, 2 synonyms with 16 letters, 1 synonym with 17 letters, 1 synonym with 18 letters, 2 synonyms with 19 letters, 2 synonyms with 21 letters, 1 synonym with 22 letters, and 1 synonym with 24 letters, for a total of 72 synonyms for depress.

Depress sentences

"Don't let negativity depress your mood."

"Bad news can easily depress anyone."

"Heavy rain tends to depress me."

"They aim to depress market prices."


Similar to depress

Word Opposites Synonyms
Prestige Disrepute, obscurity Status, standing
Irresponsible Responsible, sensible, serious Reckless, rash
Refresh Stale, draining Reinvigorate, revitalize
Refreshing Stale, draining Invigorating, revitalizing
Preferred Undesired, rejected Favored, chosen
Prefer Dislike, reject Like better, would rather (have)
Threshold End, limit Doorstep, sill
Deprive Provide, bestow Bankrupt, bereave
Deprived Fortunate, wealthy Disadvantaged, underprivileged
Loneliness Companionship, togetherness Isolation, friendlessness
Adept Inept, mediocre Expert, proficient
Resentment Contentment, happiness Bitterness, indignation
Priceless Worthless, cheap Of incalculable value/worth, of inestimable value/worth
Pretentious Natural, unaffected Affected, ostentatious
Preceding Following, subsequent Previous, prior
Precede Follow, succeed Go/come before, go in advance of
At present In the past, in the future At the moment, just now
Present Past, future, absent In attendance, attending
Premise Conclusion, result Assumption, proposition
Reckless Careful, cautious, prudent Rash, careless
Disrespect Respect, esteem Contempt, lack of respect
Respectful Disrespectful, rude Deferential, reverent
Depict Obscure, conceal Portray, represent
Restrict Allow, permit Limit, set/impose limits on
Restricted Roomy, unlimited, unrestricted Cramped, confined
Impression Neglect, disregard Feeling, sense
Relentless Short-lived, irresolute, intermittent Persistent, continuing
At a premium At a discount, inexpensively Scarce, in great demand
Premium Inferior, standard, basic Insurance charge, insurance payment
Depressing Uplifting, encouraging Upsetting, distressing
Selfless Selfish, egoistic, inconsiderate, mean Unselfish, altruistic
Nonetheless Therefore, consequently In spite of that/everything, nevertheless
Prestigious Disreputable, obscure, minor, humble, lowly Reputable, distinguished
Successful Unsuccessful, unsuccessful, unprofitable, poor Victorious, triumphant
Helpless Independent, powerful, capable Dependent, incapable
Hopeless Optimistic, remediable, curable, hopeful Despairing, without hope
Progressive Regressive, conservative Continuing, continuous
Preference Disfavor, aversion Liking, partiality
Representative Atypical, unrepresentative Typical, prototypical
Distress Happiness, comfort Anguish, suffering
Unawares Prepared, knowingly, deliberately By surprise, unexpectedly
Faceless Recognizable, identifiable Anonymous, impersonal
Lesson Mistake, failure Class, session
Depression Cheerfulness, boom Melancholy, misery
Pointless Useful, valuable Senseless, futile
Essentially Superficially, insignificantly Fundamentally, basically
Willingness Reluctance, unwillingness Readiness, preparedness
Oppression Freedom, democracy Persecution, abuse
Correspond Disagree, conflict Correlate with, agree with
Resolution Irresolution, half-heartedness Intention, resolve
Less More, plus Not so much, not so great
Unpredictable Predictable, certain Erratic, uncertain
Mess Order, neatness Untidiness, disorder
Necessity Luxury, optional Essential requirement, prerequisite
Resistance Acceptance, receptivity Opposition to, hostility to