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Discover Ludwig"more depressed" is a perfectly correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "She felt more depressed after she heard the news."
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Overall, they were no more depressed or anxious than the remainder, although men with excessive pain behavior showed a trend toward being more depressed.
Young people are growing ever more depressed.
Women with workplace power are more depressed.
Mr. Obeidi seemed even more depressed.
He grew more and more depressed.
It makes them even more depressed.
Seeing them made me only more depressed.
It's the boomers who became more depressed.
That just made him more depressed.
Is Joanna, even more depressed than we know, behind it?
As time went on I became more and more depressed.
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