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Depressions can refer to various contexts, but in meteorology, they are often called "low-pressure systems" or simply "lows." In psychology, depressions usually refer to mood disorders, primarily major depressive disorder. In geography, depressions can refer to low-lying areas, such as basins or valleys. Each context has its specific terminology and implications.

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