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Meanings of solitariness in English
Usage of solitariness in English
1
Writing needs stillness and solitariness to find moments of truth and resonance.
2
For, to the artist in life, solitude is solitariness plus the Auto-Comrade.
3
The solitariness is oppressive; death and desolation here bear undisputed sway.
4
Even the companionship of the uncouth skipper was preferable to this brooding solitariness.
5
A solitariness half voluntary and half enforced dragged its steps through my house.
6
He had managed, by his very solitariness hitherto, to escape it so far.
7
Too utter is the solitariness even for the ghosts of dead!
8
The thought of returning to his former solitariness was rapidly becoming intolerable to him.
9
She would have given the whole prospect for the covering solitariness of her chamber.
10
They suppose that solitude and solitariness are the same thing.
11
A new solitariness came over the obstinate Louisa, and her heavy jaw set stubbornly.
12
Inspired of solitariness and gigantic size, it claims divine origin.
13
We spent two days revelling in its wild solitariness.
14
The feeling of solitariness oppressed her more and more.
15
But something in her attitude-perhapsits solitariness-madehim uncomfortable.
16
Another cause which has tended to the deterioration of the farmer's life is its solitariness.
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