How to pronounce“despond”in English
Because students of political history will say that you have to take me as a voter to the shining city on the hill. You don't take me into the slough of
despond when you take office. You Before you take office, you say, "Look at those people. They're taking me to the slough of despond. Come with me."
And but you can say, "Come with me and it will be hard, and the road will be long, and it may be covered in rocks that we have to journey around together,
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Definitions of “despond”
To give up the will, courage, or spirit; to become dejected, lose heart.
“Yet still despond not, but proceed Along the path where fate may lead.”
Despondency.