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cafard
/ kafar /
noun
- a feeling of severe depression
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Word History and Origins
Origin of cafard1
C20: from French, literally: cockroach, hypocrite
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Example Sentences
I think it is as a refuge from the cafard,—a feeling of after all being a stranger in a strange land.
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Officers of the Legion old enough to have won a few medals seemed to respect the cafard and make allowances for his deadly work.
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They mustn't risk disgrace through things which the cafard might make him do.
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Yesterday, without knowing why, I was a little sad: what soldiers call avoir le cafard.
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The rest of my comrades in the room all had at different times the "cafard" more or less seriously….
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