Meanings of absolute helplessness in English

We shall reduce the city to a condition of absolute helplessness.

He went down into the darkness and absolute helplessness of death.

He said he'd never felt such absolute helplessness in his life.

And a huge despair filled his soul, a feeling of utter and absolute helplessness.

How like chiseled marble she looked, lying there in her absolute helplessness beneath his stranger gaze!

Ford laughed-ather defiance, in the face of her absolute helplessness, more than at what she said.

Her predicament was one of absolute helplessness.

For an instant that awe with which absolute helplessness invests the sleeping and dead was felt by both husband and wife.

I am at this moment a close prisoner, without communication with the outer world, reduced consequently to the most absolute helplessness.

Instinctively she urged her cob in pursuit, though subconsciously aware of the utter futility of it-ofher absolute helplessness to avert disaster.

In absolute helplessness, the boys had let him talk on: there was nothing more to be done; and Alan was in a talkative mood.

It was a whopper, bringing with it a ghastly sensation of utter and absolute helplessness and an involuntary prayer that the vibrations might cease.

Thus the Greeks were reduced to absolute helplessness; and their isolation was completed on 9 September, when British sailors landed and destroyed the wireless station.

Absolute freedom and absolute helplessness have met together: you depend wholly on divine favour, yet that unfathomable agency is not distinguishable from your own life.