Converse of object

• relieve: Citadep appears to relieve depression by increasing serotonin levels in the brain.

• treat: The report asserts that research carried out into other ways of treating depression may well fail to reach GPs.

• inbreed: Publications: Boakes, E. and Wang, J. ( 2005 ) A simulation study on detecting purging in inbreeding depression in captive populations.

• suffer: I bet someone who has suffered severe depression can tell you The thing is, you have to work it out for yourself.

• overcome: Earlier in the Depression Learning Path, we talked about the importance of tolerating uncertainty when looking to overcome depression.

• worsen: Occasionally they can actually worsen depression in what is known as a paradoxical adverse effect.

Preposition: on

• substrate: Around bog pools there may sometimes be patches of 7150 Depressions on peat substrates of the Rhynchosporion.

Adjective modifier

• postnatal: Mothers with postnatal depression are in just such a position.

• manic: The Fellowship works to enable people affected by manic depression to take control of their lives.

• post-natal: But, said Dr. Wang: ' Women with post-natal depression still know right from wrong.

• natal: A woman in my village committed suicide because of post natal depression.

• respiratory: Precautions All patients who have been given morphine must be carefully observed for evidence of respiratory depression.

• severe: The Novice was admitted to Hospital for two nights, suffering from severe depression.

Modifies a noun

• spiral: But alcohol and drugs can be very useful accomplices for depression, with their physiologically depressant effects giving a boost to the depression spiral.

Noun used with modifier

• marrow: The effect of the route of administration of the micronuclei and bone marrow depression in mouse bone marrow cells.

• childhood: Rates of childhood depression, suicide and school criminality have soared since the 1920's.

Preposition: in

• 1930s: It has also been claimed that his policies were also partly responsible for prolonging the economic depression in the 1930s.

• adulthood: The women also gave information about whether they had suffered from depression in adulthood.

Preposition: of

• 1930s: Not since the depression of the 1930s had things been so bad.

• 1920s: The Great Depression of the 1920s and 30s renewed fears of social uprising, especially in America and Germany.