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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Felt depressed" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a state of emotional distress or sadness experienced in the past. Example: "After the breakup, I felt depressed for several weeks."
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He felt depressed and edgy; angry, too.
I stopped going out, apart from work, felt depressed and became a recluse.
It fell into the second category, and I felt depressed because funny falls out of him.
Ms. O'Brien explained that he felt depressed and isolated in London.
We switched medications innumerable times, and I still felt depressed and actively suicidal.
In May, Hossam stopped working, because he felt depressed and guilty about leading Bakr to the protest.
He said he felt depressed and lonely.
She was having trouble sleeping and felt depressed and anxious.
More than a quarter of those polled felt depressed and were less happy than when they were younger.
We have all experienced stress and self-doubt; many of us have felt depressed, anxious and overwhelmed.
I felt depressed occasionally, so it is another thing we can talk about.
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