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Qué (quién) es DESPOND - definición
Despond
·noun Despondency.
II. Despond ·vi To give up, the will, courage, or spirit; to be thoroughly disheartened; to lose all courage; to become dispirited or depressed; to take an unhopeful view.
despond
v. n.
Despair, be cast down, be disheartened, lose hope, lose courage, be despondent, give up, abandon hope. See despair.
despond
[d?'sp?nd]
¦ verb archaic become dejected and lose confidence.
Origin
C17: from L. despondere 'give up, abandon', from de- 'away' + spondere 'to promise'.
Ejemplos de uso de DESPOND
1. Nowhere in Putin‘s universe is there an understanding that in these shackles, Russia is unlikely to advance from its trough of despond.
2. He contended it would "be absolutely stupid to get into a slough of despond", adding that the polls showed no clear national picture.
3. The high–level group, including Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Despond Tutu and former Iranian president Mohammed Khatami, is to meet three more times – the next in Qatar in three months – before producing recommendations next autumn.
4. 28 Apr 2006 Duncan Campbell‘s diary 27 Apr 2006 Duncan Campbell‘s diary 26 Apr 2006 Duncan Campbell‘s diary 25 Apr 2006 Duncan Campbell‘s diary 21 Apr 2006 Jon Henley‘s diary 20 Apr 2006 Jon Henley‘s diary 1' Apr 2006 Jon Henley: Diary 18 Apr 2006 Jon Henley: Diary 14 Apr 2006 Jon Henley‘s diary Diary Jon Henley Tuesday May 2, 2006 The Guardian Plunged as we are into a slough of despond by the devastating toe–related developments of the past few days, we find our spirits briefly lifted by the realisation that the state of Wayne Rooney‘s foot must be causing even more grief in some quarters than it is at the Diary.