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Detailed Translations for become despondent from English to Spanish
become despondent:
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to become despondent
desanimarse-
desanimarse verbe
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to become despondent (become disheartened; flinch; falter; become dispirited; despond)
desmayar; desanimarse; desequilibrarse; desalentarse-
desmayar verbe
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desanimarse verbe
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desequilibrarse verbe
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desalentarse verbe
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Conjugations for become despondent:
present
- become despondent
- become despondent
- becomes despondent
- become despondent
- become despondent
- become despondent
present perfect
- have become despondent
- have become despondent
- has become despondent
- have become despondent
- have become despondent
- have become despondent
past continuous
- was becoming despondent
- were becoming despondent
- was becoming despondent
- were becoming despondent
- were becoming despondent
- were becoming despondent
future
- shall become despondent
- will become despondent
- will become despondent
- shall become despondent
- will become despondent
- will become despondent
continuous present
- am becoming despondent
- are becoming despondent
- is becoming despondent
- are becoming despondent
- are becoming despondent
- are becoming despondent
subjunctive
- be become despondent
- be become despondent
- be become despondent
- be become despondent
- be become despondent
- be become despondent
diverse
- become despondent!
- let's become despondent!
- become despondent
- becoming despondent
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for become despondent:
| Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| desalentarse | become despondent; become disheartened; become dispirited; despond; falter; flinch | falter; stagger; sway |
| desanimarse | become despondent; become disheartened; become dispirited; despond; falter; flinch | falter; stagger; sway |
| desequilibrarse | become despondent; become disheartened; become dispirited; despond; falter; flinch | falter; fluctuate; stagger; sway; vary |
| desmayar | become despondent; become disheartened; become dispirited; despond; falter; flinch | falter; stagger; sway |