Flattened from above downwards or at least at the top.
Characterized by lowered mood, slowed thinking, decreased movement or agitation, loss of interest, guilt, lowered self-esteem, sleep disturbance, decreased appetite, and ideas of suicide.
Flattened from above downward.
With the central portion lower than the margin.
More or less flattened or indented at the top.
Experiencing a mental condition that prevents someone from carrying out the normal activities of life in the usual way.
Feeling miserable and worried (informal).
Referring to something such as a metabolic rate which is below the usual level.
Below the normal level, as when fragments of bone are forced below their normal level and that of surrounding portions of bone.
Taking up a position beneath the usual level, such as in the case of a depressed skull fracture where the bone is pushed inward and presses against the brain.