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Discover LudwigThe phrase "less depressed" is correct and usable in written English
For example, "After attending therapy sessions, I felt less depressed."
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And I've been a lot less depressed.
"They are less depressed and have a speedier recovery".
Almost all reported growing self-confidence and feeling less depressed.
Doesn't help the depressed person feel less depressed, doesn't help the storyteller tell the story.
For example, with stroke patients, as they recover they become less depressed and more active.
"Parents become less stressed, less angry, less depressed, and have less conflict with their partners.
And the strategy worked: They subsequently felt less depressed and less lonely.
They were not less depressed, their minds were no clearer and their memories did not appear to have improved.
The new Titanic museum has just opened and the high streets are noticeably less depressed than in many English cities.
Standard tests showed that pump recipients were also less depressed and more active than the group receiving drugs.
"When visitors come back the patients do better, they are less depressed, and they don't die as soon," he said.
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