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Meanings of so forsaken in English

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Usage of so forsaken in English
1
It seemed so sad, so forsaken, that it drew us to it.
The Doctor's Dilemma
2
Never had anything struck him as so piteous, so unfriended, so forsaken!
Ben-Hur
3
I felt my chest tightening; never had I felt so forsaken.
The Lost Sisterhood
4
Here the homes of the dead seem so forsaken, so humble.
There was a King in Egypt
5
Oh God, my God, why hast thou so forsaken me?
The Vale of Cedars; Or, The Martyr
6
Never had I sailed on so forsaken a sea.
The Cruise of the Snark
7
One feels so forsaken when one lies prone and people shove a pipe down one's stomach.
Jailed for Freedom
8
No man with any manhood left in him could have refrained from pitying her, so helpless, so forsaken.
Roger Trewinion
9
You never saw anything so forsaken.
In the Wrong Paradise, and Other Stories
10
She seems so forsaken, poor thing!
Peggy-Alone
11
He will feel himself so forsaken!'
Miss Bretherton
12
And to see you so forsaken, so desolate, when I am loaded with grace and joy, rends my heart.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Lourdes, Volume 5
13
There was something sad and a little frightening about the place, because it all seemed so forsaken and long ago.
Prince Caspian
14
Doris, walking restlessly from room to room, had never felt so forsaken, so dismally certain that the best of life was done.
A Great Success
15
There were few to follow him except in Quebec-for in his dotage he would not believe that the West had so forsaken him.
The Masques of Ottawa
16
He was sorry for her; she was going to have another child, and she looked so forsaken as she moved about the home.
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 03
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