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Meanings of fallacious hope in English
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Usage of fallacious hope in English
1
Perhaps Tom had expected Norman to brighten at once, but it was a fallacious hope.
2
What became of his fallacious hope of waiting when events were driving on at this rate?
3
This passing, I returned to duty, buoyed up by the fallacious hope that the winter months would set me right again.
4
Again I threw myself on the sands, and then the sighing wind, mimicking a human cry, roused me to bitter, fallacious hope.
5
Emerging from the valley, we urged on our animals over comparatively level ground, in the fallacious hope of seeing the sea that night.
6
But if an error has been committed, O conscript fathers, owing to a groundless and fallacious hope, let us return into the right road.
7
Before him go Fancy, Desire, Doubt, Danger, Fear, Fallacious Hope, Dissemblance, Suspicion, Grief, Fury, Displeasure, Despite, and Cruelty.
8
The ordinary result is infinite waste fomented by fallacious hopes; in a word, financial disaster, supplemented usually by loss of life.
9
"Well, Charlotte," said Montraville gravely, and letting go her hand, "since that is the case, I find I have deceived myself with fallacious hopes.