“To be utterly disheartened” in Japanese
Short answer
To be utterly disheartened in Japanese is “しょげ込む” (shogekomu). Full meaning: to be utterly disheartened.
Other ways to say “To be utterly disheartened” in Japanese
しょげ返る
shogekaeru to be dispirited, to be dejected, to lose heart, to become discouraged, to be crestfallen, to be utterly disheartened, to be despondent
しょげ込ん
shogekon to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込み
shogekomi to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込め
shogekome to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込ま
shogekoma to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込も
shogekomo to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込みゃ
shogekomya to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込もふ
shogekomou to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込もう
shogekomou to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込まう
shogekomou to be utterly disheartened
しょげ込もっ
shogekomo to be utterly disheartened
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