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Meanings of become hopelessly in English

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Usage of become hopelessly in English
1
I quickly become hopelessly lost and exhausted to the point of delirium.
Angelfall
2
A mortal might become hopelessly lost, but he was now an immortal.
For Love Of Evil
3
She might have become hopelessly lost, or fallen down a shaft.
Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
4
Either it would become hopelessly impaled into the reaver, or it would shatter.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
5
After a while she realized she'd become hopelessly lost, and she didn't mind.
Taken by sin
6
By this point I fear that we have become hopelessly lost down memory lane.
The Guardian
7
During the past weeks these had become hopelessly entwined with those of the company.
Millionaire: the philanderer, gambler, and duelist who invented ...
8
But I'm on my way to King Stefan's castle and I've become hopelessly lost.
Maleficent
9
But the superstition and the disease have become hopelessly confused in the public mind.
Immortality Inc.
10
But before you become hopelessly famous and fêted, I wondered: would you... bless me?
Imajica: Complete Edition
11
Some people, of course, get overeducated and become hopelessly academic.
My Discovery of England
12
To touch drugs habitually is to become hopelessly unpunctual, untruthful, callously selfish and insincere.
The Soul of a Bishop
13
Follow the wrong one and you become hopelessly lost.'
Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
14
Men, in attempting such folly, have become hopelessly entangled.
A Face Illumined
15
Debates on what it means to be English have become hopelessly confused with arguments over immigration.
The Guardian
16
But he did not, and the thing was allowed to become hopelessly involved because of it.
Ashton-Kirk, Investigator
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