dispress
/dɪˈspreɪ/ (dis-SPREY)
Definitions
1. verb
to cause or express great displeasure or contempt
“The scandal dispressed many of the town’s residents.”
2. noun
a feeling of great displeasure or contempt
“The dispress of the crowd was palpable.”
/dɪˈspreɪ/ (dis-SPREY)
1. verb
to cause or express great displeasure or contempt
“The scandal dispressed many of the town’s residents.”
2. noun
a feeling of great displeasure or contempt
“The dispress of the crowd was palpable.”