devo
9.9
Very upset and sad after something bad happens
- adjective
- Slang
:
deprimido
- When I heard the news, I was completely devo and couldn't stop crying.
Examples
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She was absolutely devo after losing her favorite necklace.
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I can't believe we lost the game; I'm feeling so devo about it.
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Devo, Oh my God, devo and something bad goes wrong and you're devastated.
Synonyms
distraught
vsdevo
86
7.2
Being very upset and worried so you cannot think clearly
is more focused on overwhelming emotional ruin rather than anxious confusion
despondent
vsdevo
18
7.7
Feeling very sad and without hope about the future
is more about overwhelming emotional ruin than long loss of hope
upset
vsdevo
9
2.5
Being in a state of disorder or confusion
is an informal emotional term for deep personal ruin not disorder
dejected
vsdevo
5
4.5
Feeling very sad and not hopeful
is stronger expressing complete emotional ruin rather than mild sadness
2
8.2
Very sad and not able to be comforted
is less about being impossible to comfort and more about total emotional ruin
dismayed
vsdevo
2
4.3
Feeling shocked and disappointed when something unexpected happens
is about overwhelming emotional ruin rather than short shock or disappointment
Antonyms
How Upset
Surface Forms
devo positive
Etymology
Devo is a short, informal form of devastated, which means 'very upset'. So, to say you are devo is a quick way to say you feel deeply sad or crushed.