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Discover LudwigThe phrase "depressed person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an individual who is experiencing depression or has been diagnosed with a depressive disorder.
Example: "The support group was created to help each depressed person find a safe space to share their feelings."
Alternatives: "individual with depression" or "person suffering from depression."
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Another clinically depressed person I know well got off anti-depressant drugs when he acquired a dog he had to take care of.
"Depressed person commits suicide" is not a headline.
She was a great poet, and a depressed person.
"I was a pretty depressed person," he told me.
"Should only worry if a depressed person DOESNT go hospital.
The excessive alpha waves in the left frontal lobe of the depressed person suppress positive emotions.
The antidepressant would be basically doing its stuff, same as it would for a depressed person.
As a depressed person might ask, What does it all mean?
It's weird, because I just thought I was a depressed person.
"It's the apartment of a depressed person, where I just gave up".
I read David's story "The Depressed Person" in that book and I thought, my God!
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