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Meanings of disconsolate in anglès
Sad beyond comforting; incapable of being consoled.
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Usage of disconsolate in anglès
1
The landlady moved in the background, a disconsolate figure with a grievance.
2
I waited for ages, sipping fizzy water and becoming steadily more disconsolate.
3
Nor was the disconsolate matron the only one who lamented her losses.
4
The schoolmistress did not look in the least disconsolate after Nicky's departure.
5
G. Look up, thou poor disconsolate; you speak of quitting earthly enjoyments.
6
Far below it the turbid Catawba gleamed yellow along its disconsolate valley.
7
Back they go disconsolate, carrying the lifeless seneschal on the shield reversed.
8
It was the only disconsolate hour of his day, this summer weather.
9
At the foot of each is a cartoon of a disconsolate bird.
10
Her eyes were red with weeping, and her appearance was altogether disconsolate.
11
Meanwhile, I had been jogging along through the country, lonely and disconsolate.
12
And disconsolate went away those dukes and princes, and troubadours in disguise.
13
Her disconsolate partner was not nearly through with his breath or enthusiasm.
14
Don't be disconsolate, Skinner; I'll look in on you now and then.
15
At a street corner sat, and played with a wind, Winter disconsolate.
16
Jack found Brinsmead looking very disconsolate at the turn affairs had taken.
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Disconsolate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common