Synonym: deject, discourage, dishearten, lessen, lower, raise, reduce, sadden, sink, weaken. Antonym: encourage, inspire. Similar words: depressed, depression, repress, repression, freedom of the press, depreciate, deprecation, depreciation. Meaning: [dɪ'pres] 
v. 1. lower someone's spirits; make downhearted 2. lower (prices or markets) 3. cause to drop or sink 4. press down 5. lessen the activity or force of.
v. 1. lower someone's spirits; make downhearted 2. lower (prices or markets) 3. cause to drop or sink 4. press down 5. lessen the activity or force of. 
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91. The hypnotic instrument is used to depress and massage the insomnia acupoints in metacarpal bone area of thumb and index finger for hypnogenesis.
92. It is an effective way for our prefabricate part industry to develop high effective pre-stressed reinforced concrete hollow slab so as to go out of the depress.
93. Chatter mark on the surface of the cold rolled or skin passed steel strips will seriously depress the product quality.
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94. Fluidity improver H89 2 (terpolymer) used to depress the pour point of waxy crude oil was synthesized from alkene, fatty acid alkenyl ester and alkenyl amide.
95. Based on the mathematical model, a three-level SVPWM algorithm is proposed which can reduce common-mode voltage and depress neutral point potential fluctuations.
96. That'll depress the market tomorrow morning, and then we'll begin covering in separate lots - "
97. Before initial dose, depress pump, 4-5 times or until primed. Hold close to mouth and spray 1 dose directly in mouth4 to 6 times daily until symptoms improve.
98. The simulation results show that the double-pulse speed governor improves precision of the system and its ability to depress load disturbance.
99. This is obviously a very long-winded way of going about it, but my counting method seemed to work and I was able to depress the shutter button at just the right moment.
100. Methods:To depress the odds of eyewinkers enter the leechdom by reasonably using the axenic constringent atmosphere during the production flow.
101. Objective To evaluate the incidence of depress in hemodia lysis and peritoneal dialysis uremia patients.
102. As a matter of fact, that will depress it's elegance.
103. Like habit-forming pills, the press can stimulate or depress, but it cannot cure.
104. Since profit and loss don't count if a loss-making company can just keep raising capital, excess capacity in China results in low-priced exports that depress prices of competitors around the world.
105. This article introduces a means of NC program about rough cut of helicoid base on helix-milling. The means can improve efficiency of cutting, reduce the cutting abrasion, depress the operating costs.
106. Further budget cuts would further depress economic activity, reducing tax revenues and worsening the debt - to - GNP ratio.
107. After analyzing the general power convenor , a soft switching converter power will be introduced to depress and remove its ripples and wastage .
108. So we can say that IGF receptor is a potential mitogen. IGFBP is a transportation protein and the high concentration in blood can depress the biological action of IGF.
109. Quite apart from the nasal discomfort, the olfactory factor can depress property prices.
110. She had 416mg of alcohol per decilitre in her blood, enough to make her comatose and depress her respiratory system.
111. There were negative correlation between somatization symptoms, interpersonal relationship sensitiveness, depress and social support.
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