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Meanings of aloneness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "solitude"
Examples for "solitude"
1
Down in the cabins the tired men slept peacefully; stillness and solitude.
2
In company she dreaded contempt; and in solitude she only found anxiety.
3
Here was solitude indeed; a dozen neighbours in all, simple labouring folk:
4
The solitude in the glare of the broad August sun was oppressive.
5
He said we were in the midst of solitude three miles thick.
1
For many people in modern society, however, it brings loneliness and isolation.
2
And on the way home, a loneliness would always claim his heart.
3
There is acute loneliness amongst the young: individual loneliness and collective pain.
4
And it half-closed its leaves in terror and the dismay of loneliness.
5
The loneliness of the Australian bush can hardly be painted in words.
1
There is a tremendous impression of isolation and lonesomeness in our situation.
2
With a new lonesomeness he drew his eyes down to the mountains.
3
The wind howled its lonesomeness through the buildings but no one answered.
4
It's the lonesomeness, and they bein' aginJimtheway theyare.
5
I gasp, in sudden terror at the lonesomeness of our situation.
1
Writing needs stillness and solitariness to find moments of truth and resonance.
2
For, to the artist in life, solitude is solitariness plus the Auto-Comrade.
3
The solitariness is oppressive; death and desolation here bear undisputed sway.
4
Even the companionship of the uncouth skipper was preferable to this brooding solitariness.
5
A solitariness half voluntary and half enforced dragged its steps through my house.
Usage of aloneness in English
1
One accident he did have in the third year of his aloneness.
2
Perhaps it had something to do with the fact of their aloneness.
3
And this sense of aloneness routinely translates to distance in the bedroom.
4
It gives him courage, it robs him of that feeling of aloneness.
5
That was her first feeling-thealoneness-andthen she thought of something else.
6
Terrible is aloneness with the judge and avenger of one's own law.
7
So instead I have found ways of making aloneness feel less lonely.
8
By having a child I gained companionship on my journey into alonenessN
9
Tennyson's reticence and love of contemplation and aloneness amounted to a passion.
10
This feeling of aloneness, this new sense of herself, wasn't so bad.
11
Diminish that aloneness and we start to doubt our own perspective.
12
I can relate to his feelings of aloneness, his worrying about the world.
13
If she had begun with a liking for aloneness, that had confirmed it.
14
This aloneness to Nepeese was burdened with no thought of danger.
15
Distrust runs rampant and you begin to feel a sense of isolation, aloneness.
16
But aloneness, as she was finding out, wasn't synonymous with loneliness.
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Aloneness through the time