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Meanings of more hopeless in English
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Usage of more hopeless in English
1
The more I think of the future the more hopeless it seems.
2
Their distress was ever increasing; the struggle was becoming ever more hopeless.
3
Victoria's confidence in her father made the situation all the more hopeless.
4
Then comes the later, more hopeless view, to which Brutus gives expression:
5
His most dismal forebodings had produced nothing more hopeless than this moment.
6
Eventually Huntway said that circumstances had rendered Graye's attachment more hopeless still.
7
Provisions ran short, and every day's course made return home more hopeless.
8
And you have only brought him to greater, to more hopeless misery!
9
The further she went in these processes the more hopeless the project seemed.
10
The more I pondered over the problem the more hopeless did it seem.
11
The more they thought about it the more hopeless it seemed.
12
The further he became involved, the more hopeless the position became to Drew.
13
No knight could have expressed in the act more respect, more hopeless tenderness.
14
Never in my life have I felt more hopeless or helpless or alone.
15
While the negotiations are pending, the royal cause becomes every hour more hopeless.
16
The further they went, the more hopeless would be their journey.
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More hopeless through the time
More hopeless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare