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Dejection (Noun)

Solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels.

Nouns denoting substances.

Dejection was evident on the faces of the volunteers as they began their week-long study on feces.
The smell of dejection hung over the city's slums, a constant reminder of inadequate sanitation.
After a bout of stomach flu, Sarah felt a mix of relief and dejection gazing down at the toilet bowl.
Medical professionals often assess the firmness of dejection to determine a patient's overall gut health.
The archeologists spent years studying the dejection in the ancient latrines to reconstruct daily life during medieval times.

A state of melancholy depression.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The news of her rejection from her dream college filled her with dejection, and she spent the rest of the day in her room.
After losing his job, he felt a deep sense of dejection and struggled to find the motivation to start looking for a new one.
The rainy weather outside seemed to match the dejection that had been weighing on her heart since the breakup.
The dejection on his face was palpable as he walked away from the failed business venture that had consumed his life for years.
The dejection that had settled over the team after their championship loss was evident in their sluggish practice the next day.