severedepression

noun
UK /sɪˌvɪədɪˈprɛʃən/
US /səˌvɪrdɪˈprɛʃən/

A very sad feeling that is hard to make go away.

After the long, dark winter, she felt a deep severedepression that made it hard to get out of bed.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A serious medical condition where a person feels very sad and tired for a long time.

The doctor explained that severedepression is an illness that can be treated with therapy and medicine.

3. A long period when business is very bad and many people lose their jobs.

The town never fully recovered from the severedepression that followed the factory closure.

4. A deep low spot in the ground or on a surface.

Rainwater collected in the severedepression beside the road.