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Meanings of terrible loneliness in English

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Usage of terrible loneliness in English
1
Slowly but surely they were breaking him down-theyand the terrible loneliness.
Back to God's Country and Other Stories
2
Jimsy has gone out of my life and left a terrible loneliness.
Possessed
3
Rescue me yet from this trouble and distress, from this terrible loneliness!
The Daughter of an Empress
4
It was enough that his terrible loneliness was gone, that Ashe was here.
Key Out of Time
5
The price that Philippe paid was terrible loneliness, one that grew over time.
The Book of Life
6
It was a declaration of defiant independence, a manifestation of his terrible loneliness.
The Guardian
7
A terrible loneliness came over her and, once more, she began to cry.
When the wind blows
8
A terrible loneliness was upon him; a loneliness for the soil he had deserted.
Half Portions
9
There is a terrible loneliness in the spring, darling.
The Miller Of Old Church
10
A terrible loneliness was in his heart,-andI had given him all I had to give.
The Wings of Icarus: Being the Life of one Emilia Fletcher
11
Silence and terrible loneliness seemed to confront them.
Lost on the Moon; Or, in Quest of the Field of Diamonds
12
It was, by any standards, a terrible loneliness.
The Guardian
13
Kurt felt an intense and terrible loneliness.
The Desert of Wheat
14
He was crying for his helplessness, his terrible loneliness, people's cruelty, God's cruelty, the absence of God.
The death of ivan ilyich: and, master and man
15
He moved to Wales to avail of the UK's much shorter bankruptcy process and endured terrible loneliness there.
Independent.ie
16
A terrible loneliness oppressed him.
Isobel : A Romance of the Northern Trail
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