📈 Not reduced 🙂 Not sad ⬛ Not sunken

nondepressed

4.9

Not reduced in activity, value, or strength

adjective
/ˌnɒndɪˈprɛst/

: no deprimido

The region remained nondepressed even during the global economic downturn.

Examples

Doctors noted that her mood was consistently nondepressed throughout the treatment.
A nondepressed market can attract more investors and business opportunities.
She is nondepressed!
I feel nondepressed today!
In a study of sleep patterns, individuals who are nondepressed often experience more restful nights.
People who remain nondepressed during stressful times generally have better coping mechanisms.
The plants in the garden appeared nondepressed, thriving with vibrant leaves and abundant flowers.

Synonyms

undepressed

vsnondepressed

1 5.1

Not feeling sad or hopeless

also includes not having reduced activity, value, or function, not only mood

undipped

vsnondepressed

7.0

Not gone down in amount or value

also covers being not in a low mood rather than only lacking a drop

nondistressed

vsnondepressed

4.9

Calm and not worried

is about not being in a low mood or reduced function rather than avoiding stress

Antonyms

depressed

441 3.5

Feeling very sad and without hope

How Depressed

depressed

441 3.5

sluggish

21 4.4

nondepressed

4.9

flourishing

1 4.2

Surface Forms

nondepressed positive

Morphology

nondepressed = depressed (transparent) = non + depress + ed

The adjective 'depressed' is transparently formed from the verb 'depress' + '-ed', and adding the productive negating prefix 'non-' yields a straightforward negation.

Etymology

Nondepressed breaks into non- meaning 'not' and depress meaning 'to press down', like the common word press. So a nondepressed region is one that was not pushed down in activity or value and stayed more active than a 'depressed' place.