downbear in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Downbear: to weigh down or oppress, causing something or someone to feel burdened or overwhelmed.

The storm began to downbear the small boat, tossing it mercilessly on the waves.
His harsh words seemed to downbear her spirits, leaving her feeling defeated.
As the weight of his responsibilities began to downbear him, he sought solace in nature.
The relentless pressure at work can downbear even the most resilient individuals.
In moments of crisis, it is vital not to let the challenges downbear your ambition and hope.