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Meanings of forlornness in anglès
Usage of forlornness in anglès
1
Hugh stirred feebly in the dark of a great forlornness and loneliness.
2
Hazel was in the grip of utter forlornness, moody, wishful to cry.
3
There was an air of forlornness about the house which hurt him.
4
No beautiful death of well-beloved men hath such a glory of forlornness.
5
He tried to cheer Wolf out of his sad-eyed forlornness, and failed.
6
The forlornness of the bookcase gave a stricken air to the whole room.
7
But there were no tears in her eyes, no forlornness in her voice.
8
There's a certain forlornness that can come out of a twelve-string.
9
I felt his forlornness, and I strongly wished to help him.
10
There was no sentry, and a queer air of forlornness seemed to pervade.
11
We had subjected ourselves to all this forlornness simply for pleasure.
12
Though one had a pity for his forlornness, there was still an admiration.
13
Somehow this sudden severance from the old days had brought with it a forlornness.
14
The house had that strange air of forlornness which seems to proclaim sorrow within.
15
She had dropped all pretence of coquetry and was speaking with a passionate forlornness.
16
She looked rather small and pinched-therewas even a hint of forlornness about her.
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