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Meanings of forlorn place in English
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Usage of forlorn place in English
1
We then took a walk through the town, which is a forlorn place.
2
Now it is a forlorn place of twenty thousand souls.
3
It must be a forlorn place if they need help and can't get it.
4
I presume, however, this is the only amusement the man has in this forlorn place.
5
He and the forlorn place of his bitter revery grew more and more into harmony.
6
Sentinel's host moon enjoyed close to standard gravity, but it was a cold forlorn place.
7
Would it not be a very lonely, forlorn place?
8
The modern town is a forlorn place, and all the glorious plain around it is uncultivated.
9
For an instant it stood out nakedly without concealment, and the world became a forlorn place.
10
The average country school ground is a forlorn place, usually barren of both grass and shade.
11
A bleak forlorn place, it is, this Arabia.
12
She looked sadly round the musty, forlorn place.
13
Couldn't you build on my account a little school or a little church in that forlorn place?
14
It's a forlorn place, windswept and barren, but some 700 years ago, it would have been bustling with people.
15
A few fishermen have their homes on this dreary beach, but the village, with its one store, is a forlorn place.
16
She left her home, a forlorn place, but still a home, and followed me with a sort of dumb affection,-poorold woman.
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