“To depress” in Japanese
Short answer
To depress in Japanese is “凹ます” (hekomasu). Full meaning: to dent, to indent, to depress, to humiliate.
Other ways to say “To depress” in Japanese
押し下げる
oshisageru to push down, to press down, to force down, to depress
へこます
hekomasu to dent, to indent, to depress, to humiliate
凹ませる
hekomaseru to dent, to indent, to depress, to humiliate
おし下げる
oshisageru to push down, to press down, to force down, to depress
押しさげる
oshisageru to push down, to press down, to force down, to depress
おしさげる
oshisageru to push down, to press down, to force down, to depress
挫く
kujiku to sprain, to twist; to dampen (enthusiasm), to discourage, to dishearten, to dispirit, to depress, to unnerve, to crush
凹まさ
hekomasa to dent, to indent, to depress, to humiliate
凹ませ
hekomase to dent, to indent, to depress, to humiliate
凹まし
hekomashi to dent, to indent, to depress, to humiliate
凹まそ
hekomaso to dent, to indent, to depress, to humiliate
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