despair
ಹತಾಶೆ
definition
verb
we should not despair
lose or be without hope.
noun
driven to despair , he throws himself under a train
the complete loss or absence of hope.
translation of 'despair'
verb
ಹತಾಶವಾಗು
noun
ಹತಾಶನಾಗು
example
The disruption caused to the hall, added to the cost of replacing the windows has left local people in 'despair' .
he was beginning to 'despair' of ever knowing
in 'despair' , I hit the bottle
Her husband leaned on the doorframe and shook his head in mock 'despair' .
A wave of 'despair' washed over him, taking away all of his heated frustration.
On the screen the girl turned, 'despair' etched in the taut lines of her scream.
Jocelyn fought back tears; she could not stand to see such 'despair' filling his eyes.
she cried out in 'despair'
Finally, never leave the examination hall in 'despair' , however hopeless things may seem.
Don't 'despair' over one lost pup for there are many more.
The 'despair' in her eyes made her seem older than she actually was.
He lived for another 23 years but many of those were spent in 'despair' and disappointment.
We 'despair' for the future of the world.
we should not 'despair'
I fell into 'despair'
Their lack of determination is thought to be something like the 'despair' felt by human sufferers of depression.
Admittedly, these flights each followed bouts of suicidal 'despair' .
a voice full of self-hatred and 'despair'
I 'despair' for the future of international cultural cooperation.
The thought brought me to deep 'despair' and the future looked bleak indeed.
Darren caught the two of us looking over and shook her head in mock 'despair' .
they drove me to 'despair'
driven to 'despair' , he throws himself under a train
A feeling of total 'despair' washes over me.
He says every morning he begins his work with hope, and every evening he ends in 'despair' .
Hurt mixed with confusion and a hint of 'despair' filled those eyes.
The public is just going to give in to 'despair' at their lack of options.
we should not 'despair'
he was in 'despair'
They all had deep 'despair' etched on their faces.
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