low-spiritedness
low spirits

If you have low spirits for a while, don't be concerned.

Holding a council of war, we were in low spirits.

Ivy had gone on to ask about me: 'I believe he is in rather low spirits.

The others drive back to Pasadena in low spirits the next day.

She is greatly upset, and in low spirits for the rest of the day.

After a concert, some people saw that the musician was in low spirits.

I sat down again, considered his low spirits, and asked: "Who do you guess killed him?"

This moment in pop may seem like a time of low spirits and layoffs.

He seemed to spend the first few months of his wife's reign in profoundly low spirits.

Almost every day now, it seems there is some piece of bad news to lower spirits and raise fears here.

Ayla had never seen the boy in such low spirits, and she worried about his health.

Philip was in low spirits because he still hadn't received any new letters from Anne.

What was surprising was that he felt in such low spirits now.

Every 'morning' he found himself waking up in low spirits.

This was a substantial cause of his low spirits during much of 1936.

Do you know what sort of low spirits?

In this fearful mood of low spirits he could not invent or create.

Elinor saw, with great uneasiness the low spirits of her friend.

He seemed to be in very low spirits.

She returns to her Massachusetts home in low spirits.

Argentines have had low spirits lately because of a deep recession.

The finest thing in the world for low spirits!"

Janet woke in low spirits, and her depression increased as the morning advanced.

They were mostly military officers; they seemed, like him, in low spirits and short of sleep.

Given our low spirits, we were quiet and half-listening to the other patrons of the bar.