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Meanings of very disconsolate in English
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Usage of very disconsolate in English
1
Jack found Brinsmead looking very disconsolate at the turn affairs had taken.
2
Wylie felt very disconsolate, and went down to Nancy Rouse depressed in spirits.
3
The next morning Juan, very disconsolate, went to the mountain again.
4
Judy was sitting very disconsolate, thinking of her past misfortunes and coming sorrows.
5
I had not got far when I met Jim Pulley, looking very disconsolate.
6
Unexpectedly, I come upon him, looking very disconsolate and somewhat mauled.
7
The colonel found Amelia sitting very disconsolate with Mrs. Atkinson.
8
Hortense was very ill and Madame de Beaumont very disconsolate, when I reached them.
9
Philip did manage to find time next morning, and came back looking very disconsolate.
10
Feeling very disconsolate, he waded into the cold water.
11
We sat down very disconsolate to discuss the matter.
12
He looked very disconsolate when he saw that he was to be separated from us.
13
Feeling very disconsolate, I returned to the camp.
14
Philip at this news was exceedingly grieved, and returned home again very disconsolate on this occasion.
15
The passengers were walking up and down in a very disconsolate mood: the crew were clustered forward.
16
He looks very disconsolate, like a geeky kid who's had his glasses stolen by the school bully.
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