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Showing utter resignation or hopelessness.
resigned
abject
hopeless
1
The eminent doctor said good-bye with a serious but not
unhopeful
expression.
2
And in this
unhopeful
frame of mind he dropped off in sleep.
3
No stir, and the closed house door looking forbidding and
unhopeful
.
4
And though he's not
unhopeful
of the issue of the fray
5
And I am not
unhopeful
about England, or about the Strand.
6
Sir, things are not so
unhopeful
as Senators seem to think.
7
With Bacon's death there fell to pieces all this hopeful or
unhopeful
movement.
8
But now I noticed that the pseudo-bandits wore a watchful and not
unhopeful
air.
9
Kent's smile was a fair measure of his
unhopeful
mood.
10
O'Neal was browsing his notes as he recounted these
unhopeful
facts to Bellweather and Walters.
11
It would be quite wrong, however, to regard Redmond's attitude in these days as
unhopeful
.
12
Commence: Sem-and Mr. Pericles hummed the opening bar, not as an
unhopeful
man would do.
13
Now, in the most
unhopeful
struggle it is often the thing least hoped for that comes to pass.
14
It was the second time I had been locked in the dark with uncomplaining,
unhopeful
people of Orgoreyn.
15
The lethargic character of their ambassador here, gives a very
unhopeful
aspect to a treaty on this ground.
16
She felt sure that her husband's conduct would be misunderstood, and about Fred she was rational and
unhopeful
.
unhopeful
unhopeful mood
very unhopeful
not unhopeful
so unhopeful
unhopeful air