The phrase "a huge depression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant economic downturn or a severe emotional state.
Example: "The country faced a huge depression that affected millions of people and led to widespread unemployment."
Alternatives: "a major recession" or "a significant downturn".
"I went through a huge depression," Ms. Street said.
The roof of the caldera collapses, forming a huge depression.
The Glasgow team - working with Loughborough University researchers led by David Twigg - says a huge depression has formed over the glacier's frozen heart.
Scientists first suspected a crater in 2015 when they spotted a huge depression in Nasa radar images of the bedrock beneath the Hiawatha glacier in north-west Greenland.
Its presence proved that the Ries basin, a huge depression in which Nördlingen sits, was formed in the same way as Barringer.
Near Swiss Camp — elevation 3,770 feet — there is a huge depression where one such lake forms each July, but by that point no one is around to see it: it would be far too dangerous.
Here's what we know for sure: Latvia suffered a huge, Depression-level economic contraction after 2007, followed eventually by a fast but as yet incomplete bounce-back – which the latest data suggest may be slowing – that has left unemployment much higher than it was pre-crisis.
This is because, there will be huge depression a guy might face when pursuing the girl of his dreams but he may succeed in the end.
There are 45 out of 104 HuGE depression genes not in our DEPgenes, with calculated mean combined score of 6.6 below our cutoff of 15.
We've seen friends who did a feature film and after finishing it had huge depressions because it was so much for so long.
This huge Depression-era story features well-known figures from Orson Welles to Nelson Rockefeller to Diego Rivera, and it works them into an ambitious "Ragtime -like tableau.
