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Used with adjectives:
"
She was diagnosed for severe depression."
(severe, serious, deep)
"
The man suffered mild depression after the divorce."
(mild, minor, moderate)
"
There was a great depression years ago."
(great, major, serious, severe, economic)
Used with verbs:
"
The woman developed depression after the loss of her child."
(developed, experienced, had, suffered from, fell into, went into, was treated for)
"
He needs to overcome depression."
(overcome, come out of, get over)
"
The weather can cause depression."
(cause, lead to, trigger)
"
Exercise can relieve depression."
(relieve, alleviate, reduce, treat)
"
How can we prevent depression?"
(prevent)
"
Depression affects many people."
(affects)
"
The country faced an economic depression many years ago."
(faced, experienced, suffered, went into, fell into)
Used with prepositions:
"
She is being treated for depression."
(for)
"
Her mother lives with depression."
(with, in)
"
Many people did not have jobs during the depression."
(during)
