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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'not depressed' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's mental state. For example, "After the counseling sessions, she felt much better and was not depressed anymore."
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Stroke aphasic depression questionnaire (SADQ): ≥14 depressed; <14 not depressed.
"It is depressing, but I am not depressed.
The depressed participants showed more improvement than not depressed participants.
"Michel's not depressed, it's the world that's depressing," says his wife.
He was not depressed.
But I'm not depressed.
Head not depressed.
I was not depressed.
"I'm not depressed".
"She was not depressed.
"Not depressed at all".
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