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Meanings of hopeless in English
Usage of hopeless in English
1
He had given up hope-nowonder his brother thought it was hopeless.
2
They nevertheless continued the hopeless struggle a little longer; but in B.C.
3
In that case, hopeless became admission; my adventure must issue in catastrophe.
4
Humanity was a hopeless discord; individual security lay only in individual strength.
5
That's a lot of lost revenue, but the situation is not hopeless.
6
Of the two the case of the minister was the most hopeless.
7
That's a logical approach, but I'm sure you discovered it was hopeless.
8
I was in despair; things began to look hopeless again to me.
9
The more I think of the future the more hopeless it seems.
10
During the closing months of 1649 the situation in Ireland seemed hopeless.
11
As must be obvious to you, my position now is truly hopeless.
12
Competition, even in the event of a hopeless service, was literally banned.
13
Another wants the organ of benevolence; and his case is equally hopeless.
14
No dawn is hopeless; and disaster is only the threshold of delight.
15
But Roosevelt thought it would be hopeless to go ahead without him.
16
The survivors had no strength or will to continue a hopeless battle.
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Hopeless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common