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Meanings of very hopelessness in English

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Usage of very hopelessness in English
1
Besides, the very hopelessness of our fix is in our favor.
The Brighton Boys with the Flying Corps
2
All was quiet there-thevery hopelessness of the case produced quiet.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
3
But her worship was increased by this very hopelessness, this elevation.
The Miller Of Old Church
4
His very hopelessness of a hearing in heaven had made him indifferent to things on earth, and therefore bolder.
Robert Falconer
5
The very hopelessness of his situation restored its elasticity to the somewhat sullen pride which was the mainspring of his character.
Guy Livingstone; or, 'Thorough'
6
The very hopelessness of Margaret Cooper's ambition, which led her to misanthropy, was the source of an ever-fertile and upspringing confidence.
Charlemont; Or, The Pride of the Village. a Tale of Kentucky
7
His aesthetic sense, which would have died of an honest passion, fattened on the very hopelessness of his beginning an affair with Natalie.
Dangerous Days
8
For he had in him the stuff that makes a man lead a forlorn hope with a certain joy in the very hopelessness of it.
The Cost
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