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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit depressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes a slight feeling of sadness or gloom.
Example: "The movie had a beautiful storyline, but the ending was a bit depressing."
Alternatives: "somewhat sad" or "slightly disheartening."
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It's a bit depressing really.
It all sounds a bit depressing.
November can be a bit depressing.
"At first it was a bit depressing.
In fact, the top 100 is all a bit depressing.
This bike blog is getting a bit depressing.
Additionally, that tired 1950's décor is a bit depressing.
He told the BBC: "The corporate side I find a bit depressing.
The room's gloomy lighting is distinctly non-premier and makes the otherwise pleasant surroundings feel a bit depressing.
This sticks in his craw because, by contrast, his worldview – driven purely by commercial interest – looks, well, a bit depressing.
It is adorable, but so steeped in Charlie Brown history that you may, like me, find the mood of the cartoon a bit depressing.
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