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Meanings of helplessness in anglès
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беспомощность espanyol
impotencia Negative or depressing feeling of not being able to find a solution to a personal problem.
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Examples for "helpless"
Examples for "helpless"
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It is, however, not a crisis in which the State is helpless.
2
It's easy to feel helpless, but there's always a way to help.
3
Men normally helpless against fate, suddenly given the power of the gun.
4
Trust me, slaughtering helpless birds and animals makes no sense to me.
5
Practically speaking, judges are helpless without them, particularly when the unexpected happens.
1
Turing experienced some disturbing side effects, including impotence, from the hormone treatment.
2
Their isolation within the nationalist community is emphasised by their political impotence.
3
They are alone; this is the secret of their wretchedness and impotence.
4
The karate community feels sadness, frustration and above all impotence right now.
5
Even when the feebleness and impotence of the successors of Ramses III.
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It's the universal script of mothers during times of powerlessness: offer food.
2
There is in Ireland, north and south, a grim sense of powerlessness.
3
The biggest problem for the Labour Party is that sense of powerlessness.
4
Some alcoholics, for example, can only recover once they admit their powerlessness.
5
During the following month Olofson lives with an increasing sense of powerlessness.
Usage of helplessness in anglès
1
She reveled in his helplessness, rolled in it like Verdi in catnip.
2
The silence was the worst of it, the silence and the helplessness.
3
PC parents will no longer tolerate Splinter's fractured English or April's helplessness.
4
All the latent maternity in the child rose to succor his helplessness.
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Afterward, in his little room, he writhed in the agony of helplessness.
6
Underlying it all, says Dr Possamai-Inesedy, is a growing sense of helplessness.
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He was doing something in the interest of helplessness and of HER.
8
The long and solitary days passed away in this inaction and helplessness.
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Kenkenes did not remain long in the apathy of amazement and helplessness.
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The terrible helplessness of the people, their ignorance, and isolation are terrible.
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I didn't feel any despair or anger-justa deep sense of helplessness.
12
Sometimes I am disgusted with the dirt and helplessness of the people.
13
Born of helplessness and confusion, the Conference ended in a pitiful fiasco.
14
Their surfing skills were solid, in contrast to their helplessness on land.
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With a sense of our own helplessness and dependence upon God; 3d.
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George made a gesture of helplessness; but Gloster turned to the three.
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Translations for helplessness
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Helplessness through the time
Helplessness across language varieties
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United States of America
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