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What is a sentence for the word despondent?

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(despondent means feeling dejection, lack of excitement, or discouragement)

After the fifth failed interview, he became quite despondent about his job search.

Maxie has been lonely and despondent since her best friend went away to college.

After losing four games in a row, the team was disappointed and despondent.

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