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Meanings of cheerlessness in English
Usage of cheerlessness in English
1
Penetrated with cheerlessness and despair, I fail to obtain peace of mind.
2
Others take it as implying one who destroys the cheerlessness of his worshippers.
3
Having only addressed the king as thou, such cheerlessness hath possessed thy heart.
4
Dispelling this cheerlessness that overspreads thy face, listen to me with undivided attention.
5
It stretched away vacant and dull in the gray cheerlessness of a winter's morning.
6
No words can fairly picture the utter cheerlessness of a wintry dawn at sea.
7
He laughed contemptuously, but it was a crackling, dry laugh, painful in its cheerlessness.
8
At last, moved by grief and cheerlessness, they waited there, indulging in bitter lamentations.
9
Cast off sorrow and cheerlessness, and abstain from parental affection.
10
The house a scene of confusion, misrule, cheerlessness, and dirt.
11
Casting off this cheerlessness by repentance, address thyself with a strong will to action.
12
Let no cheerlessness be thine, O king, while slaying foes.
13
They looked in at the open door and snorted at the cheerlessness of the place.
14
Nothing could exceed the apparent barrenness of these plains, or the cheerlessness of the landscape.
15
Arjuna stood before her in great cheerlessness of heart.
16
He forgot the cheerlessness which he was about to face, the lonely night before him.
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