get down
• depress or demoralize someone.
• "rainy days always get me down"
Similar:
depress,
make sad,
sadden,
make unhappy,
cast down,
make gloomy,
make despondent,
dispirit,
dampen/break someone's spirit,
dash someone's hopes,
dishearten,
demoralize,
discourage,
daunt,
crush,
shake,
desolate,
weigh down,
weigh heavily on,
hang over,
oppress,
upset,
distress,
grieve,
haunt,
harrow,
cause suffering to,
break someone's heart,
make one's heart bleed,
bring tears to one's eyes,
give someone the blues,
make someone fed up,
knock the stuffing out of,
knock for six,
knock sideways,
Opposite:
cheer someone up,
• write something down.
• "it's so obvious, but I wanted to get it down on paper"
• swallow food or drink, especially with difficulty.
• "I began to regain my appetite and managed to get some food down"
• dance energetically.
• "her boyfriend appears out of nowhere and starts to get down on the dance floor"
• leave the table after a meal.
• "Can I get down please?"
