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Meanings of despondence in English
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defalliment Usage of despondence in English
1
I had seen him lost before, but this despondence was something new.
2
Through the afternoon it rained: the gloomy sky intensified his fatigue and despondence.
3
He looked at the ruin with mournful despondence, with quivering lips.
4
My fits of despondence were deeper, and of more frequent recurrence.
5
The occupied mind, however acute its sensibility, rarely sinks into despondence.
6
But no, my Edwin, let us not give way to despondence.
7
I smiled at the despondence in her tone as I extinguished the kerosene lamp-light.
8
Does gloomy despondence bespeak a higher degree of social virtue?
9
He looked up, despondence inscribed upon his once-jovial features.
10
Yet there is no good in despondence: vigilance and activity often effect more than was expected.
11
Out of this mood of despondence I had to lift myself by an act of will.
12
I combated his despondence, and assured him of triumph if he would persevere in a literary career.
13
Universal despondence now pervaded the whole house.
14
He seemed to have left his despondence, like a heavy weight, at the bottom of the river.
15
But, notwithstanding his declaration of despondence on this head, his imagination involuntarily teemed with more agreeable ideas.
16
In a third she was walking into Clarice's house, an expression of utter despondence on her face.
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