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Meanings of loneliness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "desolation"
Examples for "desolation"
1
The desolation was gone; the desert bloomed and blossomed as the rose.
2
Their voice sings in the windows, and desolation is in the thresholds.
3
It was an hour of desolation; it was the day of doom.
4
The desolation of the picture of England in my mind grew congenial.
5
Even the sawdust pyramids and the stumps are magnificent in their desolation.
1
Hugh stirred feebly in the dark of a great forlornness and loneliness.
2
Hazel was in the grip of utter forlornness, moody, wishful to cry.
3
There was an air of forlornness about the house which hurt him.
4
No beautiful death of well-beloved men hath such a glory of forlornness.
5
He tried to cheer Wolf out of his sad-eyed forlornness, and failed.
Usage of loneliness in English
1
For many people in modern society, however, it brings loneliness and isolation.
2
And on the way home, a loneliness would always claim his heart.
3
There is acute loneliness amongst the young: individual loneliness and collective pain.
4
And it half-closed its leaves in terror and the dismay of loneliness.
5
The loneliness of the Australian bush can hardly be painted in words.
6
However, gender differences in the behavioral associates of loneliness are also evident.
7
The greatness and loneliness of the sea does breed superstition in mariners.
8
She said that her writing basically boils down to one thing: loneliness.
9
The Knight said, Great men, in their loneliness, might touch one another.
10
In that context, loneliness doesn't come to mind as a singular challenge.
11
She mourned the long age before spring and feared loneliness in winter.
12
A loneliness that seemed so out of place, given his easy-going manner.
13
Isolation or loneliness are common feelings for people suffering from peer abuse.
14
Yes, some music fight loneliness and allows you to better verbalise emotions.
15
I well remember the loneliness and intolerable Heimweh of it at first.
16
The silvery light of the moon added to the sadness and loneliness.
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Translations for loneliness
Loneliness through the time
Loneliness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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